Emilia Korkea‐aho
Biographic Data
| ID | 4382239 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emilia Korkea‐aho |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emilia |
| FAMILY NAME | Korkea‐aho |
| SIGNATURE | AHO E K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Eastern Finland |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5226-1670 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
How Russia’s war against Ukraine changed EU sanctions decision-making
Administration as usual? Revolving doors and the quiet regulation of political ethics
Revolve: Studying Revolving Doors and Their Regulation in the EU and Its Member States
Le phénomène des « portes tournantes », qui désigne les circulations entre les secteurs privé et public, est l’objet de recherche du projet REVOLVE. En s’appuyant sur quatre études de terrain (France, Finlande, Slovénie et Union européenne), le projet vise à développer une approche comparative des portes tournantes. Après avoir détaillé les spécificités de chaque terrain, la note de recherche expose l’approche multidisciplinaire déployée. Enfin, …
The End of an Era for Foreign Lobbying? The Emergence of Foreign Transparency Laws in Washington, Canberra and Brussels
The lobbying of other countries' political and legal elites has emerged as a security risk globally. The securitization of foreign lobbying has prompted the adoption of specialized legal regimes, that is, foreign transparency laws, to enable the scrutiny of how foreign actors lobby. This article analyzes and compares such laws in the United States, Australia and the European Union (EU) with respect to three issues: (1) the definition of a foreign…
Are lawyer-lobbyists answerable to ‘a higher authority’? Bar association rules as lobbying regulation in the EU and the USA
This legal comparative article analyzes the regulatory framework of lobbying services provided by law firms in the European Union and the USA. The comparison of regulation between the jurisdictions focuses on three aspects: (1) the definition of lobbying, (2) the legal advice exception, and (3) alignment with bar association rules. While the EU and the USA are largely aligned on the first two points, the differences emerge with respect to the thi…
Legal Lobbying: The Evolving (But Hidden) Role of Lawyers and Law Firms in the EU Public Affairs Market
There is an increasing involvement of lawyers and law firms in public affairs through activities that are aimed at influencing legislative and regulatory developments. Law firms offer services which can be regarded as lobbying, and yet, to the detriment of transparent policy-making, they are reluctant to register in the European Union Transparency Register (EUTR) and provide information about their activities. As growing attention is paid to the …
Laws in Progress? Reconceptualizing Accountability Strategies in the Era of Framework Norms
EU law is teeming with framework norms - 'laws in progress'. They provide little clarity for those to whom they apply, engendering rule-making in networks to assist those charged with implementing and applying laws at the national level. Taking as its specific focus the particular process through which the concept of an 'article' was constructed and constituted in a set of negotiations around the EU Chemicals Regulation, REACH, this article shows…
The End of an Era for Foreign Lobbying? The Emergence of Foreign Transparency Laws in Washington, Canberra and Brussels
The lobbying of other countries' political and legal elites has emerged as a security risk globally. The securitization of foreign lobbying has prompted the adoption of specialized legal regimes, that is, foreign transparency laws, to enable the scrutiny of how foreign actors lobby. This article analyzes and compares such laws in the United States, Australia and the European Union (EU) with respect to three issues: (1) the definition of a foreign…
Are lawyer-lobbyists answerable to ‘a higher authority’? Bar association rules as lobbying regulation in the EU and the USA
This legal comparative article analyzes the regulatory framework of lobbying services provided by law firms in the European Union and the USA. The comparison of regulation between the jurisdictions focuses on three aspects: (1) the definition of lobbying, (2) the legal advice exception, and (3) alignment with bar association rules. While the EU and the USA are largely aligned on the first two points, the differences emerge with respect to the thi…
Laws in Progress? Reconceptualizing Accountability Strategies in the Era of Framework Norms
EU law is teeming with framework norms - 'laws in progress'. They provide little clarity for those to whom they apply, engendering rule-making in networks to assist those charged with implementing and applying laws at the national level. Taking as its specific focus the particular process through which the concept of an 'article' was constructed and constituted in a set of negotiations around the EU Chemicals Regulation, REACH, this article shows…
Administration as usual? Revolving doors and the quiet regulation of political ethics
Revolve: Studying Revolving Doors and Their Regulation in the EU and Its Member States
Le phénomène des « portes tournantes », qui désigne les circulations entre les secteurs privé et public, est l’objet de recherche du projet REVOLVE. En s’appuyant sur quatre études de terrain (France, Finlande, Slovénie et Union européenne), le projet vise à développer une approche comparative des portes tournantes. Après avoir détaillé les spécificités de chaque terrain, la note de recherche expose l’approche multidisciplinaire déployée. Enfin, …
Laws in Progress? Reconceptualizing Accountability Strategies in the Era of Framework Norms
EU law is teeming with framework norms - 'laws in progress'. They provide little clarity for those to whom they apply, engendering rule-making in networks to assist those charged with implementing and applying laws at the national level. Taking as its specific focus the particular process through which the concept of an 'article' was constructed and constituted in a set of negotiations around the EU Chemicals Regulation, REACH, this article shows…
Legal Lobbying: The Evolving (But Hidden) Role of Lawyers and Law Firms in the EU Public Affairs Market
There is an increasing involvement of lawyers and law firms in public affairs through activities that are aimed at influencing legislative and regulatory developments. Law firms offer services which can be regarded as lobbying, and yet, to the detriment of transparent policy-making, they are reluctant to register in the European Union Transparency Register (EUTR) and provide information about their activities. As growing attention is paid to the …
Are lawyer-lobbyists answerable to ‘a higher authority’? Bar association rules as lobbying regulation in the EU and the USA
This legal comparative article analyzes the regulatory framework of lobbying services provided by law firms in the European Union and the USA. The comparison of regulation between the jurisdictions focuses on three aspects: (1) the definition of lobbying, (2) the legal advice exception, and (3) alignment with bar association rules. While the EU and the USA are largely aligned on the first two points, the differences emerge with respect to the thi…
Revolve: Studying Revolving Doors and Their Regulation in the EU and Its Member States
Le phénomène des « portes tournantes », qui désigne les circulations entre les secteurs privé et public, est l’objet de recherche du projet REVOLVE. En s’appuyant sur quatre études de terrain (France, Finlande, Slovénie et Union européenne), le projet vise à développer une approche comparative des portes tournantes. Après avoir détaillé les spécificités de chaque terrain, la note de recherche expose l’approche multidisciplinaire déployée. Enfin, …
The End of an Era for Foreign Lobbying? The Emergence of Foreign Transparency Laws in Washington, Canberra and Brussels
The lobbying of other countries' political and legal elites has emerged as a security risk globally. The securitization of foreign lobbying has prompted the adoption of specialized legal regimes, that is, foreign transparency laws, to enable the scrutiny of how foreign actors lobby. This article analyzes and compares such laws in the United States, Australia and the European Union (EU) with respect to three issues: (1) the definition of a foreign…
How Russia’s war against Ukraine changed EU sanctions decision-making
Administration as usual? Revolving doors and the quiet regulation of political ethics
Political science (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · International Arbitration and Investment Law (3 works) · Law and economics (3 works) · Regulation and Compliance Studies (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Doors (2 works)