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Category: Comparative Administrative Law

Comparative Administrative Law…

How European is French Public Law?, by John Bell

3 Jun 202229 May 2022
European law can be loved or just tolerated. The European Union and the European Convention have been incorporated parts of French law since 1957 and 1974 respectively. But it took…
Codification & Administrative law…

Resistance to Transplants in the European Administrative Space: An Open-Ended Reading of Legal Changes, by Emmanuel Slautsky

18 Feb 202217 Feb 2022
While the history of European integration has always been characterised by tensions between unity and diversity and integration and national autonomy, recent years have beenmarked by attempts from the Member…
Comparative Administrative Law…

Climate Change Litigation in Europe, by Laurien Nijenhuis

11 Feb 202214 Jan 2022
Introduction Climate change litigation in Europe (and beyond) has been inspired by the Dutch Urgenda-case, in which the Dutch government was ordered to reach an emission reduction target of 25%…
Comparative Administrative Law…

Case Book – Judicial Review of Administrative Action (Hart 2019)

22 Feb 202127 Aug 2021
On 13th July 2021, the Review of European Administrative Law organised an online discussion on the edited collection Cases, materials and texts on judicial review of administrative action (Hart 2019). Professor Rob Widdershoven (Utrecht) introduced…

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  • Outsourcing Rulemaking Powers, by C Jenart
  • A Proposal for Solving EU Soft Law´s Challenges to Rule of Law and Democracy, by W Weiß
  • CILFIT ‘Motionless Titan’ Has Moved, albeit Softly and with Circumspection: Consorzio Italian Management II, by Lorenzo Cecchetti
  • Environmental procedural rights before European courts: still searching for a common script or multiplying avenues of protection?, by Justine Richelle

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