Administrative law in a changing state : essays in honour of Mark Aronson / edited by Linda Pearson, Carol Harlow and Michael Taggart.

Oxford ; Portland, Or. : Oxford ; Portland, Or. : Hart Publishing, 2008

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Administrative law.

Judicial review of administrative acts.

Introduction, by Michael Kirby AC, CMG

1. Between the devil and the deep blue sea: administrative law in an age of rights

2. Common Law and statute law in US federal administrative law

3. The surrogacy principle and motherhood statements in administrative law

4 Interpretative obligations as constitutional tools

5 The Canadian charter of rights and freedoms: a 'direct driver' of judicial review of administrative action in Canada?

6 The equitable origins of improper purpose ground

7 The crown in the courts: can political theory help?

8 Common law price control, state-owned enterprises and the level playing field

9 Politics, policy and outsourcing on the United States: the role of administrative law

10 Poetic: justice: public contracting and the case of the London tube

11 A punitive role for tort law?

12 Understanding administrative adjudication

13 Fact-finding in administrative tribunals

14 Administrative law, pluralism and the legal construction of merits review in Australian environmental courts and tribunals

15 Ombudsmen and integrity review

16 Soft law v hard law.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [407]-409) and index.

9781841137872

viii, 417 p. ; 25 cm