Legitimacy in European administrative law
Subtitle: reform and reconstruction
By: edited by Matthias Ruffert
Contributors: Ruffert, Matthias
Series: European administrative law series -- 6
Publisher: Europa Law Publishing
Published: 2011
Place of publication: [Groningen]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 360
ISBN-13: 9789089520982
Subjects: Legitimacy of governments; Administrative law; Congresses
Notes: "This volume comprises the results of the third Workshop of the Dornburg Research Group of New Administrative Law which took place in Paris in October 2009"--Back cover.

Includes bibliographical index.
Table of contents: title: Legitimacy in administrative law : reform and reconstruction  -- Pascale Gonod; title: Legitimacy in administrative law? a French perspective  -- Jacques Cailosse; title: People as 'users' and 'citizens' : the quest for Legitimacy in British public administrative law  -- Andrew Le Sueur; title: Legitimacy and accountability as a basis for administrative organisation and activity in Germany  -- Eberhard Schmidt-Assmann; title: Legitimacy and accountability in Italian administrative law : a critical analysis  -- Giacinto della Cananea; title: The legitimacy of the administration in Spain  -- Francisco Velasco Caballero; title: Legitimacy issues in administrative law : historical approach, constitutional approach, fact-finding, approach to responsibility from a Swedish perspective  -- Gunilla Edelstam; title: The history of legitimate administration in Europe  -- Juli Ponce Solé; title: Democracy, legitimacy and accountability : is there a common European theoretical framework?  -- Roberto Caranta; title: Legitimacy in administrative law : European Union  -- Paul Craig; title: Historical and prospective views on comparative law as a tool to build a framework for legitimacy in Europe  -- Susana de la Sierra; title: The legitimacy of administration : German ideas and how they are received in France  -- Patrice Chrétien; title: Problems of legitimacy in contracting-out and privitisation  -- Catherine Donnelly; title: Legitimacy : from politics to expertise and public opinion?  -- Dawn Oliver; title: Legitimacy and accountability : integration and compensation  -- Athanasios Gromitsaris; title: Comparative perspectives of administrative legitimacy -- Matthias Ruffert.