Centre for Regulatory Studies

Three decades of experience with regulations indicate a void in terms of human resources needed to make the market paradigm work. While reforms focussed on freedom, the task of building human resources for calibrating and implementing the requisite regulations has remained largely unattended, limiting the gains from reforms. To fill the void and build regulatory capacity for a market economy, the National Law University, Delhi (NLUD) has set up a Centre for Regulatory Studies. The Centre has the mandate to develop regulations as a multi-disciplinary field of study that intertwines the disciplines of law, economics, management, accountancy and other behavioural sciences. It has commenced few credit courses on regulations in general, regulatory architecture and governance and regulations relating to securities, competition and insolvency in LLB and LLM programmes. It has also commenced research into regulations through PhD programme.