@article{ART001037789},
author={Dongsoo Lee},
title={Globalization of Administrative Law},
journal={Public Land Law Review},
issn={1226-251X},
year={2006},
volume={33},
pages={101-122}
TY - JOUR
AU - Dongsoo Lee
TI - Globalization of Administrative Law
JO - Public Land Law Review
PY - 2006
VL - 33
IS - null
PB - Korean Public Land Law Association
SP - 101
EP - 122
SN - 1226-251X
AB - Governance means different thing, but the concept generally relates to group decisionmakings to address share problems. Supranational governance might therefore refer to any number of policymaking process and institutions that help to manage international interdependence processes and institutions that help to manage international interdependence including ①negotiation by nation-states leading to a treaty, ②dispute settlement within an international organization, ③rulemaking by international bodies in support of treaty implementation, ④development of government-backed codes of conduct, guidelines, and norms, ⑤pre-negotiation agenda-setting and issue analysis in support of treatymaking, ⑥technical standard-setting to facilitate trade, ⑦networking and policy coordination by regulators, ⑧structured public-private efforts at norm creation, ⑨informal workshops at which policymakers, NGOs, business leaders, and academic exchange ides, and ⑩private sector policymaking activities.This paper contains as belows.1. Why Supranational Governance is Problematic ①delegated decisionmaking ②community spirit ③federalism and subsidiarity ④efficacy ⑤accountability ⑥lost national sovereignty 2. Foundations for Supranational Good Governance ①democratic legitimacy ②results-based legitimacy ③order-based legitimacy ④system legitimacy ⑤deliberative legitimacy 3.Global Administrative Law Toolbox ①controls on corruption, self-dealing, and special internet influence ②systematic and sound rulemaking ③transparency and public participation ④power-sharing 4.Challenges for global administrative law ①divided responsibility ②informality ③role of private actors ④governments and governance ⑤insititutional weakness ⑥what is the public interest? ⑦a western bias? ⑧political objections
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Dongsoo Lee. (2006). Globalization of Administrative Law. Public Land Law Review, 33, 101-122.
Dongsoo Lee. 2006, "Globalization of Administrative Law", Public Land Law Review, vol.33, pp.101-122.
Dongsoo Lee "Globalization of Administrative Law" Public Land Law Review 33 pp.101-122 (2006) : 101.
Dongsoo Lee. Globalization of Administrative Law. 2006; 33 101-122.
Dongsoo Lee. "Globalization of Administrative Law" Public Land Law Review 33(2006) : 101-122.
Dongsoo Lee. Globalization of Administrative Law. Public Land Law Review, 33, 101-122.
Dongsoo Lee. Globalization of Administrative Law. Public Land Law Review. 2006; 33 101-122.
Dongsoo Lee. Globalization of Administrative Law. 2006; 33 101-122.
Dongsoo Lee. "Globalization of Administrative Law" Public Land Law Review 33(2006) : 101-122.
