European Administrative Law in the Constitutional Treaty.

Half title page -- Title page -- Title verso -- Foreword -- Preface and Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- 1 Legislative Powers and Normative Instruments -- I. Introduction -- II. Legislative Powers and Normative Instruments Under the Current Treaties -- III. Simplification of the Union's Normative Instruments and the Transformation of European Administrative Law -- IV. New Normative Instruments Under the Constitutional Treaty -- V. A Third Type of European Regulation -- VI. The Choice Between Primary Law and Secondary Law: Consequences -- 2 Implications of a Binding European Charter of Fundamental Rights for the Individual Decisions Made by the European Public Administration -- I. Introduction -- II. The Right to Good Administration -- III. The Right of Access to Documents -- IV. The Right to Protection of Personal Data -- 3 The Impact of the Charter of Fundamental Rights on Decisions Adopted by Member States -- I. Fundamental Rights of the Union and Member States: What Does 'Implement' Mean? -- II. The Right to Good Administration, Access to Documents and Protection of Personal Data: Effects of Recognition in National Legal Systems -- III. Fundamental Rights of the European Union and Member States: the Case of Structural Funds -- IV. Conclusion -- 4 Towards Law on Administrative Procedure -- I. An Old Issue Revisited: Why Now a European Law on a Common Administrative Procedure? -- II. Codifying European Administrative Procedure -- III. Conclusion -- 5 Judicial Protection -- I. Introduction -- II. The Rule of Standing and the Right to Effective Judicial Protection -- III. The Extension of Articles III-365 and III-367 to Union Bodies and Agencies Including Europol and Eurojust -- IV. Member States' Obligation to Provide Appropriate Remedies to Ensure Effective Legal Protection in the Fields Covered by Union Law.

V. Extension of the Court of Justice's Competence to the Present Third Pillar -- Bibliography -- Index.

This book presents an integrated approach to questions of European administrative law and offers some solutions to the problems which it poses.

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