Titlebook: Judicial Review of Administrative Discretion in the Administrative State; Jurgen de Poorter,Ernst Hirsch Ballin,Saskia Lavri Book 2019 T.M

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John Bellst political and, in particular, labour-market actors, management and trade unions. Interestingly, this belief in entrepreneurship contradicts public assumptions, or even workers’ (self-)perceptions, of laid-off workers having “eaten up the money” of redundancy, being drunkards and loitering in the

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Ernst Hirsch Ballin establishing an enlargement regime aiming to “socialise” the Central Eastern countries into the institutional order of the European Union, based on power asymmetry. After accession, the influence of the EU happened under normal membership conditions, often referred to as a process of Europeanisatio

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Rob Widdershovene of the rare cases where sectoral social bargaining contributed to developing a framework for privatisation and restructuring of the industry. This was exceptional. In most sectors, unions did not make distinct contributions to the socio-economic reforms in Poland (Ost, 2000b, p. 214). However, the

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Jurgen de Poorteral behaviour expected of women during the nineteenth-century differed from those expected of men. Henry Crawford can sin and get away with it, Mr Rochester can have a string of mistresses, attempt bigamy and still be forgiven. In contrast, Maria Rushworth after an unfortunate marriage pays a horribl

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Bart Jan van Ettekovenanche Teilordnungen sozialer Beziehungen m?gen auf diesem Weg weiter vorangeschritten sein als die Weltordnung, manche wiederum weniger weit. Dabei stellt sich nicht die Frage, ob Weltordnung und Ordnung der Welt nun ?modern“ bzw. ?die Moderne“, oder aber ?postmodern“ bzw. ?die Postmoderne“ .. Es gi

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Observations and OutlookJudicial review of administrative acts is one of the core characteristics of a democracy under the rule of law. Several contributions to this volume have demonstrated that the judiciary indeed holds the clue to what Susan Rose-Ackerman refers to as ‘the administrative law and policy puzzle’.