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Regulatory Citation Network
When regulators write guidance, enforcement orders, and interpretive letters, they cite statutory and regulatory authorities. This panel surfaces the most-cited references using PageRank centrality computed over 12,400+ citation edges extracted from five regulatory corpora.
Citation Type Distribution
Horizontal bar chart of edge counts by citation type. Regulations, OCC conditional letters, and CFR references dominate the network.
Most-Cited References (PageRank Top 20)
The twenty highest-PageRank authorities in the citation network. High PageRank means a reference is cited by documents that are themselves frequently cited — measuring authority, not just popularity.
Citations by Source Corpus
How many citation edges each source corpus contributes, broken down by citation type within each corpus.
Citation Network Breadth
In-degree vs number of citing corpora. References in the upper right are cited heavily across multiple agencies — markers of cross-agency regulatory significance.
White Paper: The Legal DNA of Bank Supervision
Which statutory authorities anchor the regulatory network — and how has the citation structure shifted after Dodd-Frank? This panel surfaces the most-cited legal references across five regulatory corpora. High-PageRank nodes identify the foundational authorities that constrain supervisory discretion. Pair with the topic attention panel to measure whether new domains (crypto, climate) create new citation clusters or graft onto existing ones.
Applications: Legal authority mapping, regulatory network analysis, statutory importance ranking, Dodd-Frank structural impact measurement