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A Persistent Taste for Diversity – Codification of Administrative Law in Canada, by Pierre Issalys
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Continue reading →: A Persistent Taste for Diversity – Codification of Administrative Law in Canada, by Pierre IssalysDiscussing the achievements and prospects as regards the codification of administrative law in Canada suggests three conclusions. First, such codification has so far been conducted in a limited way, in terms of both scope and content. Second, contemporary issues, trends, and innovations, by adding complexity and instability to administrative law,…
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Continue reading →: Procedural rights in the context of Dublin proceedings: the salient role of the Rewe-effectiveness in determining the EU standards of protection, by Alicja SłowikAlthough the EU asylum law provides for a detailed legal framework regarding the protection of procedural rights, many aspects of the exercise of these rights are not fully harmonised at the EU level. Consequently, the European Court of Justice (the ‘Court’ / ‘ECJ’) has been regularly solicited by Member States’…
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Codification of Belgian Administrative Law: ‘Nothing is Written’*, by S. De Somer and I. Opdebeek
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Continue reading →: Codification of Belgian Administrative Law: ‘Nothing is Written’*, by S. De Somer and I. Opdebeek* Quote from ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ Codification of administrative law in Belgium: status quaestionis Our contribution to Felix Uhlmann’s edited volume (Codification of Administrative Law. A Comparative Study on the Sources of Administrative Law (2023 Hart Publishing)) reveals that Belgian general administrative law has only been codified (i.e. laid down…
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Continue reading →: EU ‘intermediate’ acts in the context of composite procedures before the Italian administrative courts, by Andrea CircoloIntroduction A recent ruling by the Italian administrative court of first instance provides a valuable opportunity to reflect on a classic, yet unresolved issue: the implications of complex (or mixed) administrative procedure on the effective judicial protection of individuals (Regional Administrative Court of Campania/Naples, judgment of 26 July 2023, No.…
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Squaring the circle: why the Comune di Ginosa case C-348/22 matters for other Member States, by Alessia Monica
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Continue reading →: Squaring the circle: why the Comune di Ginosa case C-348/22 matters for other Member States, by Alessia MonicaThe series on the preliminary ruling C-348/22 Comune di Ginosa include a rich diversity of comments by European and administrative law scholars, each of whom has been able to grasp, according to their own sensitivity, some remarkable aspects from the point of view of EU law as direct effect (see.…
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