The European Administrative Law Series hosts academic publications related to the development of European administrative law. The series aims to cover all aspects of European administrative law, reflecting the role of the European Union, the role of domestic legal orders and their mutual relation and influence.
The publisher welcomes new book proposals for this series. Please contact the publisher, or the series editors directly.
This peer-reviewed series is under the academic responsibility of the editorial board of the Review of European Administrative Law.
The Editorial Board of REALaw consists of:
Prof.
J.H. Jans, Prof. A. Prechal, Prof. R.J.G.M. Widdershoven. Managing
Editor: Dr. K.J. de Graaf. Associate Editors: Dr. A. Tollenaar, Dr.
A.P.W. Duijkersloot.
This book considers the proposal for codification, the Model Rules of the Research Network on European Administrative Law (ReNEUAL). It analysed the Third Book of the Model Rules on single administrative decisions in particular.
Lees meerThis book examines the consequences of differences in national administrative litigation rules for the enforcement of the EIA Directive.
Lees meerThe main research question underlying this study is whether and how European citizenship affects the constitutionalisation of the European Union.
Lees meerThis volume comprises the results of the fourth workshop of the Dornburg Research Group of New Administrative Law. The group scrutinized the relationship between national traditions and the evolution of common principles of European administrative law.
Lees meerThis book lays out a strategy for courts and tribunals to deal with the challenge of using proportionality analysis in the context of judicial review.
Lees meerThe research presented in this book is aimed at classifying the legal system according to various models of administative organisation.
Lees meerThis 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.
Lees meerIt is evaluated in the context of Community product regulation whether the available European rules are adequate to enable the administration to achieve the aims of the legislation - the free movement of authorized products on the internal market and a high level of protection for the environment or public health - and guarantee respect for the right to be heard and the right to judicial protection as well.
Lees meerThis book deals from a comparative perspective with the question of the impact of European law, especially the Tetra Laval case-law, on the standard of review applied by national courts in the area of competition law and economic regulation.
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