Cortina Candanoza, Lizeth Barrios, Flor Manuelita
Through the constitutional foundations of public service and administrative decentralization, it is essential to understand that the activities carried out by the State, according to Article 209 of the Constitution, must revolve around the fulfillment of the general interests of the community. In this sense, the central objective of this study seek...
Goupy, Marie
Cet article porte sur la pensée des pouvoirs de crise d’Eric Posner et d’Adrian Vermeule, méconnue en France, mais influente aux États-Unis. Il souhaite en particulier interroger l’une des thèses centrales de leurs ouvrages respectifs consacrés aux pouvoirs d’urgence après le 11 septembre, puis après la crise économique de 2008 : selon ces auteurs,...
Tahirí Moreno, Jesús
The purpose of this paper is to facilitate the comprehension of basic concepts of artificial intelligence regulation for those approaching the field for the first time. Notwithstanding there are numerous publications on artificial intelligence in the field of law, most of them are either addressed to a public that already has prior knowledge of the...
Huggins, Anna Hawkins, Ellen
Administrative law provides an important avenue for protecting the rights and interests of citizens affected by the decisions and actions of government agencies. Governments regularly make a range of climate-related decisions, such as deciding whether to approve new coalmines. Concomitantly, there is a high volume of climate-related administrative ...
Harvey, Nicola Garmestani, Ahjond Allen, Craig R. Buijze, Anoeska van Rijswick, Marleen
Natural resource governance in the face of climate change represents one of the seminal challenges of the Anthropocene. A number of innovative approaches have been developed in, among others, the fields of ecology, governance, and sustainability sciences for managing uncertainty and scarcity through a coordinated approach to natural resource govern...
de Wolf, Daniel Eggermont, Frederic Timbermont, Evelien
The exploration of disciplinary law and proceedings reveals a complex nature, marked by uncertainties related to the application of essential guarantees and challenges, such as the right to remain silent and the non bis in ídem principle. The evolving case law in Belgium on petitioner conduct during administrative appeals, which extends beyond disc...
Puczko, Aleksandra
The aim of this paper is to discuss the key issues related to legal situation of nonheteronormative person in administrative law. As it can be seen from the number of the judgements issued by the courts, the practical side of the problem is of significance. For this reason, it is worth to make an attempt to analyze the grounds of connection between...
Romaniuk, Paweł
This article deals with an extremely important issue concerning the discretion (decision-making freedom) of public administration in the processes of creating legal protection of an individual. These considerations are an attempt to ʽclash’ these two legal categories and they are oriented towards the respect and protection of individual rights. The...
Duniewska, Zofia
Human dignity, life and health are rudimentary and the most important for man, inseparably related concepts. Determining their extensive semantic boundaries encourages special attention, reflection and consideration. These concepts have been of great interest to representatives of various sciences for centuries. The aim of the article is to bring c...
Rašić, Mario
Purpose: The right to an oral hearing is an essential element of Article 6 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. This is particularly emphasised in administrative procedures where the parties are in a hierarchical relationship. The absence of an oral hearing can significantly limit a party’s right to a fair ...