1st Edition
Public Administration and Expertise in Democratic Governments Comparative Public Law in the Twenty-First Century
List of Contributors
Preface
1. Introduction
Peter L. Strauss,
2. What’s Democratic about Administration?
Blake Emerson
3. The Lawfulness of Public Law in Germany and United States
Jud Mathews & Joshua Spannaus
4. Administrative Resilience
Stefanie Egidy
5. Bureaucrats as Temporary Leaders
Anne Joseph O’Connell
6. The Creation of the Modern American Civil Service and the (Constitutional) Limits of German Influence
Matthias Rossbach
7. The Neoliberal Turn of Contemporary French Administrative Law
Thomas Perroud
8. Law and Monetary Policy: From Limited Judicial Review to Parliamentary Scrutiny in the European Monetary Union
Joana Mendes
9. Administrative Democracy and Federalism: The US, the EU, and Canada
Athanasios Psygkas
10. From Elections to Autocracy: Can Strategic Decentralization Bring Us Back?
Maciej Kisilowski
11. Judicial Review of the Executive in Hyper-Presidential Regimes
Edgar Andrés Melgar & Susan Rose-Ackerman
12. Equal versus Efficient Security against Crime: Differences and Unintended Consequences
Hans-Bernd Schäfer
13. Administration and Democracy
Peter Lindseth
Biography
Susan Rose-Ackerman is Henry R. Luce Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science, Yale University. She has published widely on comparative administrative law and the political economy of corruption.
