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Book SynopsisThe move towards a system of integrated administration in the EU poses considerable legal challenges. This book explores ways in which accountability, legality, legitimacy and efficiency can be ensured in the multiple forms of co-operation of European and national administrations in the delivery of EU and EC policies.
Examining the procedures and structures of European administrative integration, this innovative book will be a stimulating read for academics, researchers and both undergraduate and postgraduate students in European law.
Trade Review'But European administrative law is a work under construction. This book helps to explore the current state of affairs.' -- Thomas Gross, Common Market Law Review
'Drs Hofmann and Turk made a name for themselves in the field of EU administrative law with their first collection of edited essays, EU Administrative Governance
(Edward Elgar) 2006, which was well reviewed and made an important contribution to the subject. The focus of their new collection, Legal Challenges in EU Administrative Law
, is accountability, internal through structures and procedures and external through courts and auditors. With its many useful contributions from well-known experts it promises well.' -- Carol Harlow, London School of Economics, UK
Table of ContentsContents: Preface Introduction: Towards a Legal Framework for Europe’s Integrated Administration Herwig C.H. Hofmann and Alexander H. Türk PART I: MODELS 1. The Administrative Implementation of European Union Law: A Taxonomy and its Implications Edoardo Chiti 2. Shared Administration, Disbursement of Community Funds and the Regulatory State Paul Craig PART II: PROCEDURES AND STRUCTURES 3. ‘Glass Half Empty or Glass Half-full?’: Accountability Issues in Comitology and the Role of the European Parliament after the 2006 Reform of Comitology Christine Neuhold 4. Comitology: The Ongoing Reform Manuel Szapiro 5. Agencies: The ‘Dark Hour’ of the Executive? Michelle Everson 6. Composite Decision Making Procedures in EU Administrative Law Herwig C.H. Hofmann 7. The Emergence of Transatlantic Regulation George A. Bermann PART III: SUPERVISION AND ACCOUNTABILITY 8. Administrative Supervision of Administrative Action in the European Union Gerard C. Rowe 9. Judicial Review of Integrated Administration in the EU Alexander H. Türk 10. Participation and Participation Rights in EU Law and Governance Joana Mendes 11. The Effects of the Principles of Transparency and Accountability on Public Procurement Regulation Christopher H. Bovis 12. Good Administration as Procedural Right and/or General Principle? Hanns Peter Nehl PART IV: CONCLUSIONS 13. Legal Challenges in EU Administrative Law by the Move to an Integrated Administration Herwig C.H. Hofmann and Alexander H. Türk Index
