Agreed. Shame is an underused and potentially powerful means stop people, organizations, and even governments from harming others. @sharonyadin.bsky.social & I explored its potential for protecting the climate in this paper last year. @docsforclimate.bsky.social @mason4c.bsky.social

Shaming climate wrongdoers

Shaming climate wrongdoers, Yadin, Sharon, Maibach, Edward

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Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò@olufemiotaiwo.bsky.social · 4w ago

little to add to Platner discourse that others haven't said better. so i'll just say once again that the era of consequence free politics is no good and it is important to bring back shame

We had an excellent panel on #law & #regulation @icon-s.bsky.social Israeli conference, covering #AI, agreement-based regulation & surveillance technology. You can read my paper on the agreement-based nature of regulation @ssrn.bsky.social (forthcoming 31 Harv. Negot. L. Rev): tinyurl.com/34y2b85h

New encyclopedia entry: “Regulatory #Shaming” (Elgar Encyclopedia of Bus. & Gov. @elgarpublishing.bsky.social). A short overview of how #regulators communicate corporate non-compliance and poor ethics to the public as a norm-enforcement mechanism. tinyurl.com/42h794vn

Regulator-regulatee agreements constitute the dominant paradigm of #regulation - that's the main argument of my new article, forthcoming in the Harvard Negotiation Law Review, "The Hidden Nature of Regulation." Read all about it in my blog post on @theregreview.bsky.social: tinyurl.com/44ypen87

Revisiting the Nature of Regulation | The Regulatory Review

Regulations are the product of negotiations and agreements.

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SHAME! 📣📣 Highlighting an article published earlier this month from CSSN scholar @sharonyadin.bsky.social and @maibached.bsky.social on broadening the use and avenues of climate shaming. How can we successfully condemn bad actors and encourage climate-responsible behavior? doi.org/10.1088/1748...

Shaming climate wrongdoers

Shaming climate wrongdoers, Yadin, Sharon, Maibach, Edward

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If you’re interested in regulatory theory, tool choice, and rule design, on Wed., Jan. 28, I’ll be at the Israeli Political Science Association Conference discussing agreement-based #regulation, drawing on my recent article, The Hidden Nature of Regulation: ssrn.com/abstract=521.... See you there! ☺️

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Anthropic is Reading Asimov

A First Perspective on the Newly Released Claude's Constitution

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If ever there was a moment to shame climate wrongdoers, that moment is now. To that end, I offer a recently published article (by @sharonyadin.bsky.social & me) on how ordinary folks like you & me--plus civil society & governments--can harness the power of shame. @ioppublishing.bsky.social

Shaming climate wrongdoers

Shaming climate wrongdoers, Yadin, Sharon, Maibach, Edward

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I had the pleasure of working with @sharonyadin.bsky.social to elaborate on her brilliant insights in Fighting Climate Change through Shaming (2023, Cambridge Press)—the most important book I read in 2024. Stay tuned: More to come! @docsforclimate.bsky.social @gchalliance.bsky.social

Dr. Sharon Yadin (@sharonyadin.bsky.social)

Yezreel Valley College, Senior Lecturer of Law and Regulation, Author of "Fighting Climate Change Through Shaming"

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Dr. Sharon Yadin@sharonyadin.bsky.social · 8mo ago

I had the great pleasure of collaborating with Prof. @maibached.bsky.social, founder of @mason4c.bsky.social and a world-leading expert on #climate #communication, on our new Environ. Research Letters article, "Shaming Climate Wrongdoers." doi.org/10.1088/1748.... @iopp-environment.bsky.social

I had the great pleasure of collaborating with Prof. @maibached.bsky.social, founder of @mason4c.bsky.social and a world-leading expert on #climate #communication, on our new Environ. Research Letters article, "Shaming Climate Wrongdoers." doi.org/10.1088/1748.... @iopp-environment.bsky.social

Shaming climate wrongdoers

Shaming climate wrongdoers, Yadin, Sharon, Maibach, Edward

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It was a pleasure to be a guest on @brianlfrye.bsky.social's Ipse Dixit #podcast to discuss "The Hidden Nature of Regulation" (forthcoming in the Harvard Negotiation Law Review tinyurl.com/5n8bncuj). We talked about how all forms of #regulation are based on agreement: tinyurl.com/y9wjpyat. Tune in!

Very happy to have contributed to this amazing project as co-editor & co-author of a chapter on civil society pushback against climate obstruction, and as co-author of a chapter on legal and regulatory tools to fight climate obstruction. In both chapters, my contribution focused on climate shaming.

Climate Social Science Network @cssn.org · 10mo ago

It's finally here! 100+ scholars, global scope, practical insights. “Climate Obstruction: A Global Assessment” shows how organized interests stall policy—and how governance can respond. Open access available now! Or order for paperback and hardcover. cssn.org/wp-content/u...

I’m delighted to share my #EU #Law #Enforcement blog post, "Regulation as Agreement: Rethinking the Hard–Soft Divide," where I outline key insights from "The Hidden Nature of Regulation," forthcoming @Harv. Negot. L. Rev. Article: dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.... Blog post: eulawenforcement.com?p=9417.

I'm pleased to share my new Nature HSSCOMMS article on the misconception of #regulatory #shaming in all branches of #government. Check it out! I'd love to get your thoughts. The article is available in open access here: www.nature.com/articles/s41... @springernature.com #blacklist #publiclaw #

It was a pleasure to present "The Hidden Nature of Regulation" at the @ecpr.bsky.social Standing Group on #Regulatory #Governance conference, held at the @hertieschool.bsky.social in Berlin. I was fortunate to receive valuable feedback from brilliant #regulation scholars. @kaplaner.bsky.social

Thank you Prof. @lsolum.bsky.social for featuring my latest article, "The Hidden Nature of Regulation," on the Legal Theory Blog. It's an honor!

Lawrence Solum@lsolum.bsky.social · last yr.

Yadin on Negotiated Regulation, buff.ly/F1I8c3h - Sharon Yadin (The Max Stern Yezreel Valley College) has posted The Hidden Nature of Regulation (31(1) Harvard Negotiation Law Review (forthcoming 2025)) on SSRN.

Excited to share that my new article, "The Hidden Nature of Regulation," will be published in issue 31(1) of the Harvard Negotiation Law Review this fall. I've just uploaded the draft to SSRN: ssrn.com/abstract=521.... Comments welcome! I'm especially proud of this piece—feel free to share it.

I'm a fan of law professor Sharon Yadin's writing on regulators use of shaming to increase regulatory compliance. Her new paper argues "agreement-based regulation" (negotiation & agreement) is not a mere tool in the regulator’s toolkit, but its dominant paradigm: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....