Negotiated Rulemaking - 8 Resources

Negotiated rulemaking is a process in American administrative law in which an advisory committee made up of disparate interest groups negotiates the terms of an administrative rule and proposes it to an agency. The agency publishes the rule in the Federal Register as a proposed rule and uses the normal rulemaking procedure of soliciting and evaluating public comments in order to decide whether to modify or adopt it.

• Publications (3)
• Blogs (5)

Publications (3)

EDUCAUSE publications address a diverse range of professional challenges in higher education IT, from updates on current developments to explorations of important overarching issues. Listed below are the full range of research, reports and other publications that EDUCAUSE and its members have written about Negotiated Rulemaking.

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Item ID	Title	Resource Category	Pub Date	Views	Ranking
EQM0844	Illegal File Sharing 101 Kent Wada Articles, Papers, and Reports	EDUCAUSE Quarterly	11/17/2008	4,624
ERM08615	On Making Sausage Steven L. Worona Articles, Papers, and Reports	EDUCAUSE Review	10/23/2008	2,169
ERM0741	Voluntary Counter-Reformation: Stepping Up to the Challenge William H. Graves Articles, Papers, and Reports	EDUCAUSE Review	07/06/2007	3,408

Blogs (5)

EDUCAUSE hosts a number of blogs for its members. To view a list of all our blogs, click here.

Title	Blogger	Posted	Views
Identity verification for distance-ed students: Proposed rules now available	Steven Worona, EDUCAUSE	08/07/2009	182
Resource Center Update - June 2009	Colleen Keller, EDUCAUSE	06/02/2009	79
Identity verification for distance-ed students: FUD lingers	Steven Worona, EDUCAUSE	10/15/2008	2,021
EDUCAUSE, the RIAA, and a Lot of Other People: What I Heard at the Department of Education Hearing in Washington, DC	Anna Gould, EDUCAUSE	10/09/2008	310
Department of Education Adds Two New Public Hearings for Feedback on the HEA	Anna Gould, EDUCAUSE	08/27/2008	271