Do Threatened Subsystems Manufacture Policy Slowdown in Times of Economic Crisis? Evidence from Banking and Internet Regulation Policy in the US from 1998 to 2024

• In Event: Crisis, Conflict, and Change: Subnational Policy Responses in Health, Safety, and Housing

Brief Overview

Using event history analysis on Center for Responsive Politics lobbying data and bills data from the Policy Agendas Project, I provide evidence across two cases of policies in the US (1998-2024) that threatened subsystems can slow down policymaking.

Author

• Gauthier William Fally, University of Texas at Austin