The Review of European Administrative Law is proud to host a series of stimulating dialogues on European and comparative administrative law!
These online discussions seek to set the scene for further exchange about the intellectual, conceptual, social, legal and practical interactions between comparative administrative law in Europe and European administrative law. The European Administrative Law Dialogues are strongly anchored in practical and topical issues arising from the interplays and interactions between the national and the European administrative systems.
Starting from conviction that administrative law plays a distinctive function in allocating scarce resources in society in ensuring a level of protection against arbitrary limitations brought to individuals’ rights and freedoms, the series seeks to enrich the ongoing discussions on European administrative law with contributions from both positivist non-positivist perspectives, legal theory, socio-legal research, and other relevant interdisciplinary angles as well as valuable insights from practitioners in the field.
