On lawmaking and public trust / editors, Suzanne Comtois, Kars de Graaf.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Comtois, Suzanne, editor.

Graaf, Kars de, editor.

Series:

Governance & recht ; Volume 14.

Governance & Recht ; Volume 14

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Public law.

Europe.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (258 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Distribution:

Portland, Oregon : International Specialized Book Services, [date of distribution not identified]

Place of Publication:

Hague, Netherlands : Eleven International Publishing, 2016.

Summary:

Over the last decades, the evolution of public law has been marked by a trend towards the diversification of sources and forms of law, processes and governance tools.In our globalized world, various factors - such as the increasing importance of European law, international law and fundamental rights, as well as the greater prevalence of social.

Contents:

Cover; INTRODUCTION Contemporary Lawmaking and Public Trust:Challenges, Threats and Opportunities; Chapter 1 "Front-Door" versus "Back-Door" Lawmaking.A Case Study Concerning German Responses to the Challenges of the Aarhus Convention; Chapter 2 Who Decides What Is Significant?The Case of Nitrogen Deposition on Dutch and German Natura 2000 Sites; Chapter 3 Goal Regulation, Democracy and Organised Distrust; Chapter 4 Principles-Based Regulation and Public Trustin the Post-Crisis World:The Dutch Case of Financial Services

Chapter 5 Public Trust and the Preparation of Regulation:The Case of ex ante Studies in the NetherlandsChapter 6 Policy Change and Public Trust The Case of the Atomausstieg in Germany:Who Has to Pay?; Chapter 7 On Administrative Adjudication, Administrative Justice and Public Trust. Analyzing Developments on Access to Justice in Dutch Administrative Law and Its Application in Practice; Chapter 8 Participation Societies or Repressive Welfare States?; Chapter 9 Public Trust in the Regulatory Welfare State; Chapter 10 Crowding Out Administrative Justice

Chapter 11 Mediation and the Psychology of Trust within OrganizationsChapter 12 Tacit Authorization: A Legal Solution for Administrative Silence; Chapter 13 The European Citizens' Initiative's Role in Having the Grass Roots Associations Connect to the European Public Sphere; Chapter 14 The Influence of Economic Agents in the Lawmaking Process of Environmental Laws: The Case of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Legislation in Europe; CLOSING CHAPTER Rethinking Lawmaking and Public Trust: Five Lessons from the Low Countries

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ISBN:

94-6274-570-6

OCLC:

950466169