Terrill and Stiglitz - Administrative Law

• Faculty of Law
• School of Law
• LAW204 - Administrative Law

Resource Sample

Administrative Law LAW 204 Stiglitz and Terrill Meet Robertshaw Do you agree with Robertshaw when he concludes that [at 65] the general obligation to give reasons is `better located in a notion of state-obligation than in individual rights' The existence and requirement of a general obligation to give reasons for administrative decisions (reasons) is a trite issue in Australian Administrative Law (AL).1 Whilst many AL mechanisms such as the Ombudsman and Freedom of Information (FOI) have bee...

Resource Topics

• Academia
• Australian administrative law
• Economic model
• Economics
• Ethics
• Freedom of information legislation
• Information asymmetry
• International development
• Joseph Stiglitz
• Obligation
• Technology

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