Very happy to have contributed to this amazing project as co-editor & co-author of a chapter on civil society pushback against climate obstruction, and as co-author of a chapter on legal and regulatory tools to fight climate obstruction. In both chapters, my contribution focused on climate shaming.

I’m delighted to share my #EU #Law #Enforcement blog post, "Regulation as Agreement: Rethinking the Hard–Soft Divide," where I outline key insights from "The Hidden Nature of Regulation," forthcoming @Harv. Negot. L. Rev. Article: dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.... Blog post: eulawenforcement.com?p=9417.

I'm pleased to share my new Nature HSSCOMMS article on the misconception of #regulatory #shaming in all branches of #government. Check it out! I'd love to get your thoughts. The article is available in open access here: www.nature.com/articles/s41... @springernature.com #blacklist #publiclaw #

It was a pleasure to present "The Hidden Nature of Regulation" at the @ecpr.bsky.social Standing Group on #Regulatory #Governance conference, held at the @hertieschool.bsky.social in Berlin. I was fortunate to receive valuable feedback from brilliant #regulation scholars. @kaplaner.bsky.social

Thank you Prof. @lsolum.bsky.social for featuring my latest article, "The Hidden Nature of Regulation," on the Legal Theory Blog. It's an honor!

Excited to share that my new article, "The Hidden Nature of Regulation," will be published in issue 31(1) of the Harvard Negotiation Law Review this fall. I've just uploaded the draft to SSRN: ssrn.com/abstract=521.... Comments welcome! I'm especially proud of this piece—feel free to share it.

I'm a fan of law professor Sharon Yadin's writing on regulators use of shaming to increase regulatory compliance. Her new paper argues "agreement-based regulation" (negotiation & agreement) is not a mere tool in the regulator’s toolkit, but its dominant paradigm: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....