On this episode of Between the Lines with the Administrative Conference, host Andrew Fois takes a look at a vital issue in an interconnected world: international regulatory cooperation.
Other nations are issuing regulations, or not doing so, on the same things that the United States is. How do those regulations or lack thereof become reconciled? Lots of countries build airplanes and issue regulations regarding their construction and use. But these planes fly into and out of countries all over the world.
Regulations regarding anti-terrorism regulations often differ. Many food and drug regulations differ from country to country and those differences may restrict free trade. The way these differences are reconciled is through international regulatory cooperation.
In this episode, three experts from academia will be discussing what international cooperation is, how it got started, its current status, and prospects for its future.
