Judicial Review of Administrative Action Across the Common Law World
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Judicial Review of Administrative Action Across the Common Law World
Origins and Adaptation
Jhaveri, Swati; Ramsden, Michael
Cambridge University Press
03/2021
450
Dura
Inglês
9781108481571
15 a 20 dias
1022
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Part I. Introduction: 1. What's so common about 'common law' approaches to judicial review? Swati Jhaveri; Part II. Origins and Adaptations of Judicial Review in England: 2. English administrative law history: perception and reality Paul Craig; 3. Modern threats to English administrative law and implications for its export Christopher Forsyth; 4. International influences on English judicial review and implications for the exportability of English law Michael Ramsden; Part III. Origins and Adaptations in the British Isles: 5. The influence of English judicial review on scots judicial review: a tale of resemblance and distinctiveness Stephen Thomson; 6. The constitutionalisation of English judicial review in Ireland: continuity and change Paul Daly; Part IV. Origins and Adaptations in North America and Canada: 7. Divided by the common law: controlling administrative power in England and the United States Peter Cane; 8. Divergence and convergence in English and Canadian administrative law Paul Daly; Part V. Origins and Adaptations in the Middle East and Africa: 9. English administrative law in the holy land: tradition and independence Justice Daphne Barak-Erez; 10. From pale reflection to guiding light: the indigenisation of judicial review in South Africa Cora Hoexter; 11. Judicial review in Kenya: the ambivalent legacy of English law Migai Akech; Part VI. Origins and Adaptations in Asia: 12. The evolution of judicial review in Singapore: from adoption to autochthonous adaptation Swati Jhaveri; 13. Indigenous interactions: administrative law and Syariah law in Malaysia Dian A. H. Shah and Kevin Y. L. Tan; 14. English administrative law in post-handover Hong Kong Michael Ramsden; 15. Deconstitutionalising and localising administrative law in India Farrah Ahmed and Swati Jhaveri; 16. Decolonizing administrative action: judicial review and the travails of the Bangladesh Supreme Court Cynthia Farid; Part VII. Origins and Adaptations in Australasia: 17. The creation of Australian administrative law: the constitution and its judicial gate-keepers Matthew Groves and Greg Weeks; 18. English administrative law in Aotearoa New Zealand Hanna Wilberg and Kris Gledhill; Part VIII. Conclusion: Interrogating 'common law' approaches to judicial review; 19. What is left of 'common law' administrative law? Concluding remarks and a layout of future paths Margit Cohn; Index.
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Comparative administrative law; Judicial review; common law systems
Part I. Introduction: 1. What's so common about 'common law' approaches to judicial review? Swati Jhaveri; Part II. Origins and Adaptations of Judicial Review in England: 2. English administrative law history: perception and reality Paul Craig; 3. Modern threats to English administrative law and implications for its export Christopher Forsyth; 4. International influences on English judicial review and implications for the exportability of English law Michael Ramsden; Part III. Origins and Adaptations in the British Isles: 5. The influence of English judicial review on scots judicial review: a tale of resemblance and distinctiveness Stephen Thomson; 6. The constitutionalisation of English judicial review in Ireland: continuity and change Paul Daly; Part IV. Origins and Adaptations in North America and Canada: 7. Divided by the common law: controlling administrative power in England and the United States Peter Cane; 8. Divergence and convergence in English and Canadian administrative law Paul Daly; Part V. Origins and Adaptations in the Middle East and Africa: 9. English administrative law in the holy land: tradition and independence Justice Daphne Barak-Erez; 10. From pale reflection to guiding light: the indigenisation of judicial review in South Africa Cora Hoexter; 11. Judicial review in Kenya: the ambivalent legacy of English law Migai Akech; Part VI. Origins and Adaptations in Asia: 12. The evolution of judicial review in Singapore: from adoption to autochthonous adaptation Swati Jhaveri; 13. Indigenous interactions: administrative law and Syariah law in Malaysia Dian A. H. Shah and Kevin Y. L. Tan; 14. English administrative law in post-handover Hong Kong Michael Ramsden; 15. Deconstitutionalising and localising administrative law in India Farrah Ahmed and Swati Jhaveri; 16. Decolonizing administrative action: judicial review and the travails of the Bangladesh Supreme Court Cynthia Farid; Part VII. Origins and Adaptations in Australasia: 17. The creation of Australian administrative law: the constitution and its judicial gate-keepers Matthew Groves and Greg Weeks; 18. English administrative law in Aotearoa New Zealand Hanna Wilberg and Kris Gledhill; Part VIII. Conclusion: Interrogating 'common law' approaches to judicial review; 19. What is left of 'common law' administrative law? Concluding remarks and a layout of future paths Margit Cohn; Index.
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