Over Kars de Graaf
Mr. K.J. de Graaf is universitair hoofddocent bestuursrecht aan de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, rechter-plaatsvervanger in de rechtbanken Assen en Leeuwarden en voorzitter van de Bezwaarschriftcommissie Reiderland c.s.
Suzanne Comtois,
Kars de Graaf
On Lawmaking and Public Trust
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Over the last decades, the evolution of public law has been marked by a trend towards the diversification of sources and forms of law, processes and governance tools. In our globalized world, various factors – such as the increasing importance of European law, international law and fundamental rights, as well as the greater prevalence of social and economic concerns – have tended to justify the need to harmonize legal norms and practices and, thus, to open the borders of legal normativity.
The increased interaction between legal systems and other sources of normativity that has followed has led to the coexistence of a diversity of normative authorities (ranging from civil society and the industry itself, to European and international organizations). It has also resulted in the emergence, within domestic law, of a broad range of norms grounded in different sources of legitimacy and with varying degrees of normative force, not merely constrained to the narrow formal definition of “legal norm”.
This book explores ways in which public lawmaking is changing and examines the impact of such changes on the law itself, on the lawmaking processes, and on the role of decision-makers (judges, public administrators and stakeholders). It also questions the legitimacy of the new governance tools that have emerged from this transformation as well as their impact on the public’s trust and confidence.
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ISBN13:9789462741676
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:e-book
Beveiliging:watermerk
Bestandsformaat:pdf
Aantal pagina's:254
Uitgever:Eleven International Publishing
Druk:1
Verschijningsdatum:24-5-2016
Hoofdrubriek:Juridisch
Jongbloed:Staatsrecht algemeen
Serie:Governance & Recht
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List of Contributors 9
INTRODUCTION
Contemporary Lawmaking and Public Trust: Challenges, Threats and Opportunities 15
Suzanne Comtois
Chapter 1 “Front-Door” versus “Back-Door” Lawmaking. A Case Study Concerning German Responses to the Challenges of the Aarhus Convention
Jan H. Jans and Annalies Outhuijse 21
Chapter 2 Who Decides What Is Significant? The Case of Nitrogen Deposition on Dutch and
German Natura 2000 Sites 31
Peter Mendelts
Chapter 3 Goal Regulation, Democracy and Organised Distrust 43
Pauline Westerman
Chapter 4 Principles-Based Regulation and Public Trust in the Post-Crisis World: The Dutch Case of Financial Services 55
Herman E. Bröring and Olha O. Cherednychenko
Chapter 5 Public Trust and the Preparation of Regulation: The Case of ex ante Studies in the Netherlands 73
Heinrich B. Winter and Carolien M. Klein Haarhuis
Chapter 6 Policy Change and Public Trust The Case of the Atomausstieg in Germany: Who Has to Pay? 85
Dick A. Lubach
Chapter 7 On Administrative Adjudication, Administrative Justice and Public Trust. Analyzing Developments on Access to Justice in Dutch Administrative Law and Its Application in Practice 103
Kars J. de Graaf and Albert T. Marseille
Chapter 8 Participation Societies or Repressive Welfare States? 121
Rob Schwitters and Gijsbert Vonk
Chapter 9 Public Trust in the Regulatory Welfare State 135
Albertjan Tollenaar
Chapter 10 Crowding Out Administrative Justice 153
Jacobus de Ridder
Chapter 11 Mediation and the Psychology of Trust within Organizations 167
Annie Beaudin
Chapter 12 Tacit Authorization: A Legal Solution for Administrative Silence 187
Nicole G. Hoogstra
Chapter 13 The European Citizens’ Initiative’s Role in Having the Grass Roots Associations Connect to the European Public Sphere 201
Nicolle Zeegers
Chapter 14 The Influence of Economic Agents in the Lawmaking Process of Environmental Laws: The Case of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Legislation in Europe 223
Heyd Más
CLOSING CHAPTER
Rethinking Lawmaking and Public Trust: Five Lessons from the Low Countries 243
Marc Hertogh
INTRODUCTION
Contemporary Lawmaking and Public Trust: Challenges, Threats and Opportunities 15
Suzanne Comtois
Chapter 1 “Front-Door” versus “Back-Door” Lawmaking. A Case Study Concerning German Responses to the Challenges of the Aarhus Convention
Jan H. Jans and Annalies Outhuijse 21
Chapter 2 Who Decides What Is Significant? The Case of Nitrogen Deposition on Dutch and
German Natura 2000 Sites 31
Peter Mendelts
Chapter 3 Goal Regulation, Democracy and Organised Distrust 43
Pauline Westerman
Chapter 4 Principles-Based Regulation and Public Trust in the Post-Crisis World: The Dutch Case of Financial Services 55
Herman E. Bröring and Olha O. Cherednychenko
Chapter 5 Public Trust and the Preparation of Regulation: The Case of ex ante Studies in the Netherlands 73
Heinrich B. Winter and Carolien M. Klein Haarhuis
Chapter 6 Policy Change and Public Trust The Case of the Atomausstieg in Germany: Who Has to Pay? 85
Dick A. Lubach
Chapter 7 On Administrative Adjudication, Administrative Justice and Public Trust. Analyzing Developments on Access to Justice in Dutch Administrative Law and Its Application in Practice 103
Kars J. de Graaf and Albert T. Marseille
Chapter 8 Participation Societies or Repressive Welfare States? 121
Rob Schwitters and Gijsbert Vonk
Chapter 9 Public Trust in the Regulatory Welfare State 135
Albertjan Tollenaar
Chapter 10 Crowding Out Administrative Justice 153
Jacobus de Ridder
Chapter 11 Mediation and the Psychology of Trust within Organizations 167
Annie Beaudin
Chapter 12 Tacit Authorization: A Legal Solution for Administrative Silence 187
Nicole G. Hoogstra
Chapter 13 The European Citizens’ Initiative’s Role in Having the Grass Roots Associations Connect to the European Public Sphere 201
Nicolle Zeegers
Chapter 14 The Influence of Economic Agents in the Lawmaking Process of Environmental Laws: The Case of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Legislation in Europe 223
Heyd Más
CLOSING CHAPTER
Rethinking Lawmaking and Public Trust: Five Lessons from the Low Countries 243
Marc Hertogh
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