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an objective theory of well-being for legal theory and develops an objective approach to property law. Objective standards justify certain requirements of prop-erty law, in terms of both quantity and quality. These requirements are manifest in existing legal rules, such as property exemptions in bankruptcy, the numerus
I will focus on administrative law in relation to govern-ment regulation, broadly understood. I will first briefly summarize the central elements of administrative law in the United States over the past century and show how they carry forward, reconfigured, into our current era.
The Article next addresses the need for ex-post review to en- sure against several pathologies of agency decisionmaking. It evaluates the potential for bottom-line outcome review of agency decisions to provide workable constraints on agency discretion without forfeiting agency flexi- bility.
16 kwi 2014 · This article surveys the policy feedback framework developed in political science and clarifies its implications for public administration. A feedback perspective encourages us to ask how policy implementation transforms the webs of political relations that constitute governance.
The New York University Law Review is a bimonthly general law review covering legal scholarship in all areas, including legal theory and policy, environmental law, legal history, and international law.
Courts can review agency decisions under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) only when they are “final.”1 The policy behind the finality requirement is a simple one: Temporary day-to-day man-agement decisions are best left to the government agency, while final definitive determinations that cause hardship to private parties should
17 gru 2018 · The so-called “problem” of structure and agency is clearly related to the philosophical problem of free will and determinism, yet the central philosophical issues are not well understood by theorists of structure and agency in the social sciences.
