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Administrative law facing the future : Old constraints and new horizons

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: London Blackstone Press Pvt. Ltd. 1997Description: 465p xvISBN:
  • 9781854316899
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 342.000000 LEY
Contents:
Administrative law's reaction to the changing concepts of public service, Rodney Austin; mitigating the democratic deficit? Judicial review and ministerial accountability, Mike Radford; delegated legislation - a necessary evil or a constitutional outrage, Gabriele Ganz; the ombudsman - parochial stopgap or global panacea? Gavin Drewry; a Woolf in sheep's clothing? Shifts towards informal resolution of complaints in the health service, Linda Mulcahy and Judith Allsop; the public law-private law distinction - a comparative and philosophical approach, Nicholas Bamforth; obsolescence and renewal - judicial review in the private sector, John Alder; surveying the grounds - key themes in judicial intervention, Michael Fordham; no standing still on standing, Chris Himsworth; withdrawing - a problem in judicial review? Maurice Sunkin; the constitutional basis of judicial remedies in public law, Peter Cane; the impact of community law on domestic public law, Paul Craig; judicial review of prerogative power in United Kingdom; Public Interest Immunity: Freedom of Information and Judicial Discretion; Civil Liberties and Judicial Review: Can the Common Law Really Protect Rights; Public Law History and Theory: Some Notes Towards a New Foundationalism.
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Administrative law's reaction to the changing concepts of public service, Rodney Austin;
mitigating the democratic deficit? Judicial review and ministerial accountability, Mike Radford;
delegated legislation - a necessary evil or a constitutional outrage, Gabriele Ganz;
the ombudsman - parochial stopgap or global panacea? Gavin Drewry;
a Woolf in sheep's clothing? Shifts towards informal resolution of complaints in the health service, Linda Mulcahy and Judith Allsop;
the public law-private law distinction - a comparative and philosophical approach, Nicholas Bamforth;
obsolescence and renewal - judicial review in the private sector, John Alder;
surveying the grounds - key themes in judicial intervention, Michael Fordham;
no standing still on standing, Chris Himsworth;
withdrawing - a problem in judicial review? Maurice Sunkin;
the constitutional basis of judicial remedies in public law, Peter Cane;
the impact of community law on domestic public law, Paul Craig;
judicial review of prerogative power in United Kingdom;
Public Interest Immunity: Freedom of Information and Judicial Discretion;
Civil Liberties and Judicial Review: Can the Common Law Really Protect Rights;
Public Law History and Theory: Some Notes Towards a New Foundationalism.