Administrative Law And The Challenges In Administrative Law

Challenges in the Administrative Law Administrative law is a set of law and legal principles which are the tools for the public administration in order to accomplish their tasks. It covers a big area of governmental legal operations and procedures with a help of different agencies such as commissions, departments, divisions and boards. However, administrative law is also an instrument of conflict between players that are involved in it. And there are three types of conflict that administrative law is involved in: these are political, institutional and economic. There are also some challenges for administrative law in the modern world. And one of them is that comparative administrative law was neglected while there was a boom

Two main aspects can describe divergences between jurisdictions: the diverse administrative law institutions and the boundaries of administrative law. For example, in France, administrative and civil courts are completely separate. In Scandinavian countries Ombudsman is the institution that resolves administrative problems, but separate administrative courts also play an important role. Functions and powers of varies administrative institutions may differ from one another and these depend not only on history, but also on constitutional principles. Administrative Law boundaries also vary in different jurisdictions and this is a challenge for comparative studying of administrative law. Different legal systems define boundaries between contract law and administrative law in its own way and this affects the way how disputes will be solved in different

Now administrative low is widely discussed, techniques are developing, new theoretical approaches appear. Some important convergences in administrative law values and principles emerged. There are few forced that led to the emergence of these convergences. One of them is “the growth of regional and international agencies and the development of “global administrative law””. Second force is the wide spread of human rights all over the world. Many administrative principles were included into many important human rights treaties. They are also included in the constitutional rights of individual in many countries. These leads to the point where basic human rights are becoming international