Regulation of Organised Civil Society

The book explores the regulation of organized civil society, a sector distinct from the state and market, particularly in light of recent reforms in various jurisdictions. It examines the justification for sector-specific regulation, the unique characteristics of civil society activities, and the differentiation between charities and other organizations. By merging civil society theory with regulation theory, the author seeks to establish a foundational framework for understanding how best to regulate these organizations and their activities.