The Province of Administrative Law

Mike Taggart is Professor of Law at the University of Auckland.

The province of administrative law determined?, Michael Taggart; constitutionalism and the contractualisation of government, Murray Hunt; a public lawyer's responses to privatisation and outsourcing, Mark Aronson; theoretical and institutional underpinnings of a separate administrative law, John W.F. Allison; administrative law for a new century, Alfred C. Aman, Jr.; public service law and the new public management, H. Wade Maclauchlan; administrative law at the margins, David Mullan; intermediate associations and the state, Janet McLean; the reach of administrative law in the United States, Jack M. Beermann; public law and control over private power, Paul Craig; the underlying values of public and private law, Dawn Oliver; criminal justice from the bottom-up - some thoughts on police rulemaking processes, Hudson Janisch and Ron Levi; the politics of deference - judicial review and democracy, David Dyzenhaus; the "ebb" and "flow" of administrative law on the "general question of law", Madame Justice Claire L'Heureux-Dube; feminism, pluralism and administrative law, Alison Harvison Young.