Contributions based on conference "Renovating administrative law." Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
Introduction: The proliferation of administrative searches in the modern administrative state / Russell L. Weaver. Informalizing informal rule making / Richard Murphy -- Is the U.S. Supreme Court becoming hostile to the administrative state? / Jeffrey S. Lubbers -- Renovating administrative procedure : an impressionistic guide to the American experience / Peter L. Strauss -- Agency coordination as agency action / Robert B. Ahdieh -- Tradition and renewal of administrative ex ante controls of legality : the case of Toma de Razon in Chile / Gabriel Bocksang Hola -- A misinterpretation or a productive diversion? : the rise and fall of the "relationship of reciprocal interchangeability" concept and the possibility of reception of a legal interpretation / Narufumi Kadomatsu -- Two conundrums of Canadian administrative law and a theoretical turn -- Recent developments in administrative law : the tremors of March 9, 2015 / Peter L. Strauss -- Proceeding without an administrative procedure act : the Australian story / Margaret Allars -- The constitution as a primary administrative procedure act in Chilean law / Gabriel Bocksang Hola -- Administrative searches and the need for reform / Russell L. Weaver -- Taking "regulatory courts" seriously : a perspective from Japanese city planning law / Narufumi Kadomatsu -- Chevron with teeth : judicial deference and information elicitation / Cheng-Yi Huang -- The proliferation of administrative searches in the modern administrative state / Russell L. Weaver.
Summary:
"The contributions to this book focus largely on the current developments in administrative law in various legal systems such as the U.S., Japan, Australia, Chile and Canada. The dynamics arise from the interplay of constitutional principles and administrative procedures as well as from the cross-fertilizing influences of comparative law approaches to the development of legal principles and rights."--Back cover.
Series:
Carolina academic press global papers series ; volume III
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.