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Opening Editorial to the Special Issue on Transnational Risks and Multilevel Governance

This Special Issue of the European Journal of Risk Regulation is the offspring of a conference held at the European University Institute (EUI) in May 2012, where an interdisciplinary group of established scholars and practitioners in the field of risk regulation and governance debated for two days questions related to the governance of risks in a globalised society. The conference was organised within the framework of the HIIL project on transnational private regulation and tried to describe the changes of actors, instruments and effects of risk regulation at the transnational level.1