Abstract
The aim of this paper is to introduce a tool for the international comparative analysis of regulatory regimes in the field of building regulation. On the basis of a heuristic model drawn from regulatory literature, a typology of building regulatory regimes is introduced. Each type is illustrated with a number of real-life examples from North America, Europe and Australia. The comparative analysis of different regimes assists policy makers by demonstrating which combinations of regulatory characteristics can provide the best results in particular instances. The typology introduced by the paper assists this process by providing a tool for systematic analysis of complex real-life cases.
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