Links

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Government Links

• 21st Century Government
• FdSys.gov
• Federalregister.gov
• Open Government Initiative
• Regulations.Gov (The Federal Government’s one-stop website for locating and commenting on on all proposed rules issued in the Federal Register)
• Reginfo.Gov (The Federal Regulatory Information Service Center’s website with extensive links for information about federal, state, and local regulation)
• USA.Gov (The Federal Government’s official web portal)
• National Archives and Records Administration, Federal e-Rulemaking Websites
• U.S. Department of Transportation, Docket Management System
• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Construction Industry Compliance Assistance
• Office of Management and Budget E-Gov Website
• U.S. Small Business Administration, Regulatory Alerts
• OMB, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs
• Evolution of Security (Transportation Security Administration Blog)
• Blogs from the U.S. Government

Other Links

• The Regulatory Review
• Regulation Room (Cornell University)
• OpenRegs.com
• Cornell e-Rulemaking Initiative
• eRulemaking at Carnegie Mellon
• Information Renaissance, Public Participation in Rulemaking
• ABA Administrative Procedure Database, “Notable Uses of the Internet in Federal Agency Decisionmaking”
• Cary Coglianese, Harvard University, “Policy and Management Issues Associated with E-Rulemaking” (January 8, 2004)
• Jamie Callan, Eduard Hovy, Stuart Shulman, & Stephen Zavestoski, “Information Access and Presentation to Support the Writing of Regulations” (2003)
• Stuart Shulman, eRulemaking, Digital Government Research, and the State of the Discipline (2003)
• Jamie Callan, Carnegie-Mellon University, E-Rulemaking Website
• Robert Carlitz & Rosemary Gunn, Information Renaissance, On-Line Rulemaking: A Step Toward E-Governance (2003)
• Carnegie Mellon University, Center for the Study and Improvement of Regulation, Fast Environmental Regulatory Evaluation Tool (FERET)
• Carnegie Mellon University, E-Rulemaking Project
• Kincho Law, Stanford University, Regnet Project Website
• OMB Watch, Current E-Rulemaking Systems (June 19, 2002) (nongovernmental organization)
• Stuart Shulman, University of Pittsburgh, eRulemaking Website
• Michael White, Director of Legal Affairs and Policy, Office of the Federal Register, NARA, New Federal Register Resources (2003)
• Thom Wysong, Techno Democracy Project, eRulemaking Technology: Issues to Consider (March 4, 2003)