Using the institutional grammar tool to understand regulatory compliance: The case of Colorado aquaculture

Using the institutional grammar tool to understand regulatory compliance: The case of Colorado aquaculture
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使用机构语法工具了解法规遵从性:科罗拉多州水产养殖案例

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2012
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C. Weible
C. Weible
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Saba Siddiki;X. Basurto;C. Weible

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规章的设计与个人遵守程度之间的关系是什么?为了回答这个问题,Crawford和Ostrom的制度语法工具被用来解构美国科罗拉多州的水产养殖业管理法规。然后,根据对规章的适当性、参与设计规章的程度以及内在和外在动机的看法,评估对解构后的规章组成部分的遵守情况。研究结果表明,遵守法规的水平不同,在个人之间和内部的各个方面的监管组成部分。正如预期的那样,遵守程度受到以下因素的影响:对规章制度适当性的认识、参与规章制度的制定、以及对社会不赞成的内疚感和恐惧感。此外,正如机构语法工具所确定的,书面组成部分之间在影响遵守程度方面存在很大程度的相互依赖性。该文件有助于监管和遵守的文献,说明了效用的机构语法工具,在理解监管内容,应用一个新的Q排序技术来衡量个人水平的遵守,并提供了一个难得的探索到内疚和恐惧的感觉以外的实验室设置。
What is the relationship between the design of regulations and levels of individual compliance? To answer this question, Crawford and Ostrom’s institutional grammar tool is used to deconstruct regulations governing the aquaculture industry in Colorado, USA. Compliance with the deconstructed regulatory components is then assessed based on the perceptions of the appropriateness of the regulations, involvement in designing the regulations, and intrinsic and extrinsic motivations. The findings suggest that levels of compliance with regulations vary across and within individuals regarding various aspects of the regulatory components. As expected, the level of compliance is affected by the perceived appropriateness of regulations, participation in designing the regulations, and feelings of guilt and fear of social disapproval. Furthermore, there is a strong degree of interdependence among the written components, as identified by the institutional grammar tool, in affecting compliance levels. The paper contributes to the regulation and compliance literature by illustrating the utility of the institutional grammar tool in understanding regulatory content, applying a new Q-Sort technique for measuring individual levels of compliance, and providing a rare exploration into feelings of guilt and fear outside of the laboratory setting.