Comparative administrative law Oxford Handbook of Comparative Administrative Law, by Peter Cane, Herwig Hofmann, Eric Ip and Peter Lindseth 4 Mar 20223 Feb 2022 Recent decades have witnessed a flourishing of the comparative study of public law. While private law has long dominated the field of comparative law more generally, this is changing rapidly.…
Common law world… Some food for comparative thinking on the disclosure of reasons for administrative action: using comparative lenses to examine the French law of giving reasons, by Dominique Custos 19 Nov 202113 Oct 2021 The 40th anniversary of the French Act of 11th July 1979 relating to the statement of reasons of administrative decisions was the occasion for a special comparative issue of The…
Comparative administrative law… Judging regulators: The political economy of Anglo-American Administrative Law (Edward Elgar Publishing 2020), by Eric C. Ip 5 Nov 202127 Aug 2021 We tend to think of administrative law as an external constraint on politics, regulation, and public administration, and forget the fact that administrative law actually rests upon political foundations and…
Comparative administrative law… The Recognition of a Substantive English Public Law through the Privileged Legal Treatment of Public Assets, by Deborah Thebault 22 Oct 202127 Aug 2021 Against the backdrop of French public law with its separate administrative and ordinary courts, French lawyers often assume that English law does not have a system of public law, nor a system of public…
Comparative administrative law… Springtime for comparative administrative law, by Jean-Bernard Auby 1 Oct 202127 Aug 2021 For some time now, there has been a blossoming of comparative administrative law studies. Research and publications, of various national origins, are investigating this subject of common interest, because it…
Comparative administrative law… In Search of a Third Way Beyond the Public and the Private Options, by Thomas Perroud 9 Jul 20211 Jul 2021 In a recent post on LPE Blog, professor Jon Michaels warns against the dangers that State intervention in the economy may carry. Indeed, as the State is likely to come…
Comparative administrative law… Online discussion – Cases, materials and texts on judicial review of administrative action – 13 July 2021, 2pm (UCT + 2) 15 Jun 20219 Oct 2022 REALaw (Review of European Administrative Law) warmly invites you to an online discussion on the edited collection Cases, materials and texts on judicial review of administrative action (Hart 2019) on 13rd…
Comparative administrative law… New publication – U Stelkens and A Andrijauskaitė, Good Administration and the Council of Europe: Law, Principles and Effectiveness (OUP 2020) 23 Oct 2020 Good Administration and the Council of Europe: Law, Principles and Effectiveness is about the effectiveness of the pan-European principles of good administration. For the first time, the notion of good…
Bell John… THE IMPORTANCE OF URGENT INTERIM ORDERS IN CONTESTING FRENCH GOVERNMENT RULES ON COVID-19 3 Jun 20203 Mar 2021 The juge des référés is, in principle, the judge of interim orders. As Art. L511-1 CJA (French administrative justice code) states, he ‘decides by means of measures which have a…
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