George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center

George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center The GW Regulatory Studies Center improves regulatory policy through research, education, and outreach.

The GW Regulatory Studies Center's mission is to improve regulatory policy by raising awareness of regulations’ effects through research, education, and outreach. The Center is a leading source for applied scholarship in regulatory issues, and a training ground for anyone who wants to understand the effects of regulation and ensure that regulatory policies are designed in the public interest. Esta

blished in 2009, the GW Regulatory Studies Center is an academic center of the George Washington University, a private, top-tier university located in the Nation’s capital. It is housed within the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration. Though relatively young (TSPPPA was formed by combining existing programs in 2003) the Trachtenberg School is consistently ranked among the nation’s top policy schools, and attracts high achieving students interested in careers in public policy. In addition, with our location just a few blocks from the White House and Capitol Hill, the GW RSC will be the hub for academic institutions around the country, and bring fresh ideas and analysis to policy makers in Washington.

Op-ed by Daniel Ho of Regulation, Evaluation, and Governance Lab calls for "good government hygiene," cites Jennifer  & ...
08/20/2026

Op-ed by Daniel Ho of Regulation, Evaluation, and Governance Lab calls for "good government hygiene," cites Jennifer & Justice Gorsuch among others. AI's potential for legislative housecleaning is very exciting!

Outdated rules are gumming up governments across the country.

In this issue: FinCEN exempts US businesses from beneficial ownership reporting requirement. Treasury proposed rule woul...
08/19/2026

In this issue: FinCEN exempts US businesses from beneficial ownership reporting requirement. Treasury proposed rule would implement GENIUS Act requirements for stablecoin issuers. Executive Order establishes new childhood vaccine recommendations.
https://blogs.gwu.edu/ccas-regulatorystudies-news/current-issue/

Prof. Steve Balla spoke with Bloomberg about suspected phony comments submitted in support of a DOL rule. Agencies use t...
08/13/2026

Prof. Steve Balla spoke with Bloomberg about suspected phony comments submitted in support of a DOL rule. Agencies use tools to identify and catalog mass comment campaigns, but even if they suspect misattribution it's rarely investigated or punished.

A review of almost 12,000 comments in favor of the administration’s proposed rule found submissions in the names of dead people.

In this issue: OPM finalizes rules on Reduction in Force and RIF Appeals. Treasury and NSF rescinded provisions related ...
08/05/2026

In this issue: OPM finalizes rules on Reduction in Force and RIF Appeals. Treasury and NSF rescinded provisions related to disparate impact liability from their Title VI regulations. Executive Order boosts critical mineral production and supplies.
https://blogs.gwu.edu/ccas-regulatorystudies-news/current-issue/

Highlights in our latest RSC Center Update newsletter: Independent Agencies Get a Second Opinion. Introducing the Regula...
08/04/2026

Highlights in our latest RSC Center Update newsletter: Independent Agencies Get a Second Opinion. Introducing the Regulatory Policy & Practice Archive. RegStats Interactive Dashboards Now Live. Read more for our latest publications and engagement activities.
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