Abha Yadav teaches at the National Law University Delhi and is core faculty for Competition Law, Environment Social Governance & Sustainability Laws, Law and Public Policy, Administrative Law, Freedom of Information, Regulatory Affairs, Laws for women, Regulatory Impact Assessment, etc. She holds a Ph.D. from the Centre for Law and Governance, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Prior to joining National Law University Delhi, she served as Associate Professor & Head School of Competition Law & Market Research at the Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs, think tank for the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Govt. of India, where she led research and capacity building initiatives.
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Introduction 1. The Rise of The Regulatory State in India 2. Regulatory Independence vs. Accountability: A Case Study of The Indian Electricity Sector 3. A Brief Note on Demise or Bright Future for Regulatory Policy? 4. Assessing Regulatory Excellence 5. The Role of Regulatory Impact Assessments in the UK 6. A Case for Urgent Implementation of Regulatory Impact Assessment in India 7. Pursuing Wider Economic Policy in an Economically Regulated Industry - Lessons from the UK 8. Reviewing The Stock of Regulation: A Long Due Compliance Hazard by The Regulators in India 9. Sectoral Regulators and Competition Watchdog 10. Effective Regulation of Digital Assets in The Indian Scenario 11. SEBI Regulation and Protection of Stakeholder's Interests vis-à-vis Investor Activism 12. Game Theory, Competitive Strategies and Antitrust Laws
Introduction 1. The Rise of The Regulatory State in India 2. Regulatory Independence vs. Accountability: A Case Study of The Indian Electricity Sector 3. A Brief Note on Demise or Bright Future for Regulatory Policy? 4. Assessing Regulatory Excellence 5. The Role of Regulatory Impact Assessments in the UK 6. A Case for Urgent Implementation of Regulatory Impact Assessment in India 7. Pursuing Wider Economic Policy in an Economically Regulated Industry - Lessons from the UK 8. Reviewing The Stock of Regulation: A Long Due Compliance Hazard by The Regulators in India 9. Sectoral Regulators and Competition Watchdog 10. Effective Regulation of Digital Assets in The Indian Scenario 11. SEBI Regulation and Protection of Stakeholder's Interests vis-à-vis Investor Activism 12. Game Theory, Competitive Strategies and Antitrust Laws
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