A Study of Regulatory Strategies in India and China

India and China are addressing the challenges of regulating the world's largest emerging economies from fundamentally different legal and institutional frameworks and traditions, and they are now doing so at a time of leadership transition and reexamination of the models that have produced impressive recent economic success. This project convened a major international conference on comparative regulation in contemporary India and China, addressing conceptual and structural issues of regulation in both countries and assess the regulation of particular important, illustrative, or exemplary sectors in the two countries. Penn participants Balganesh and deLisle plan to develop a comparative India-China law course based partly on this project.