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Mediation in Administrative Law: The Identification of Conflicting Paradigms

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Mediation in Administrative Law: The Identification of Conflicting Paradigms


European Public Law
Volume 13, Issue 2 (2007) pp. 263 – 288

https://doi.org/10.54648/euro2007015



Abstract

In the three countries surveyed, England, France and Germany, commentators have expressed misgivings regarding the transformations that are occurring in administrative law. This article tries to design and test a comparative method to understand these evolutions and meet the demands of administrative lawyers. By resorting to a micro-analysis of mediation in the resolution of administrative law disputes, it is possible to identify and analyze a number of parallel evolutionary trends. If successful, this method could then be applied to other key areas of administrative law. In doing so, the research will uncover the dynamics and the implications of this process of deep change.


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