Administrative Law Without Public Interest?
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Giammarco Sigismondi is associate professor of administrative law at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan. He has worked on themes of administrative law, models of protection with public power, organisational instruments of corruption prevention and public service regulation. His recent publications include the essay “Il sindacato sulle valutazioni tecniche nella pratica delle Corti,”
Rivista trimestrale di diritto pubblico (2015): 705–737, and the volumeEccesso di potere e clausole generali. Modelli di sindacato sul potere pubblico e sui poteri privati a confronto (Napoli: Jovene, 2012).
Abstract
The recent evolution of administrative law has shown a gradual abandonment of a few notions considered central in the traditional description of the subject matter. Among these the notion of public interest stands out in a particular way.
About the author
Giammarco Sigismondi is associate professor of administrative law at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan. He has worked on themes of administrative law, models of protection with public power, organisational instruments of corruption prevention and public service regulation. His recent publications include the essay “Il sindacato sulle valutazioni tecniche nella pratica delle Corti,” Rivista trimestrale di diritto pubblico (2015): 705–737, and the volume Eccesso di potere e clausole generali. Modelli di sindacato sul potere pubblico e sui poteri privati a confronto (Napoli: Jovene, 2012).
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Special Focus – Law & Literature over the Last Decades in Italy: an Introduction
- Administrative Law Without Public Interest?
- A “Narrative” of the Individual-Community Relationship through the “Lenses” of Criminal Law: Three Sketches of Mystification
- A New Italian Family Law?
- Resource, Enemy or Refugee? Depiction of the Foreigner and Models of Immigration Criminal Law
- Labour Between Law and Literature: Historical Similarities and Critical Propositions on the Present
- Walking Tours, Subjective Maps, and Spatial Justice: Urban and Non-Urban Spaces in Contemporary Italian Literature
- Forgotten Man Indifferent Nation Contemporary National Storytelling and the Disoriented Citizen
- What Are “Common Goods” (beni comuni)? Pictures from the Italian Debate
- Research
- A Revenger’s Tragedy
- Exemplarity, Singularity and Generality. Remarks made between Law and Literature
- Book Reviews
- Book Review
- Book Review
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Special Focus – Law & Literature over the Last Decades in Italy: an Introduction
- Administrative Law Without Public Interest?
- A “Narrative” of the Individual-Community Relationship through the “Lenses” of Criminal Law: Three Sketches of Mystification
- A New Italian Family Law?
- Resource, Enemy or Refugee? Depiction of the Foreigner and Models of Immigration Criminal Law
- Labour Between Law and Literature: Historical Similarities and Critical Propositions on the Present
- Walking Tours, Subjective Maps, and Spatial Justice: Urban and Non-Urban Spaces in Contemporary Italian Literature
- Forgotten Man Indifferent Nation Contemporary National Storytelling and the Disoriented Citizen
- What Are “Common Goods” (beni comuni)? Pictures from the Italian Debate
- Research
- A Revenger’s Tragedy
- Exemplarity, Singularity and Generality. Remarks made between Law and Literature
- Book Reviews
- Book Review
- Book Review
