00995pab a2200145 454500008004000000100001900040245004800059260000900107300001200116362000800128520061500136650004400751650002800795773002600823180718b2001   xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aMoran, Michael  aThe rise of the regulatory state in Britain  c2001  ap.19-34  aJan  aThe article assesses the present state of regulation in the United Kingdom.  It identifies the nature of the regulatory state, and explains how it differs from earlier forms of state intervention.  It describes the institutional outlines of regulation in both the public and private sectors.  It sketches the transformation of self-regulation, and the rise of social regulation.  It explains the main forces behind the rise of regulation, stressing changed popular expectations and growing sensitivity to risk.  It summarises the main problems of the regulatory state, and contemplates its future. - Reproduced  aAdministrative agencies - Great Britain  aAdministrative agencies  aParliamentary Affairs