Administrative Law - Science topic

Ohnemus, A. (2025). Nigh Infallible Investigation: Past Event Copy Machines. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.18780.50566 .

Updates are coming for the article. I would use the Gateway Process and quantum computers/computing.

Hello, I'm currently doing research for my thesis on Chinese administrative law. While searching for sources, I ran into this site which (while not understanding the language) seemed useful, with some articles (though translated through google) appearing interesting.

I was just wondering how the site or payment methods work since the interface seems quite confusing.

Thank you in advance for any responses!

what is the impact of privatization on administrative law?

International investor-state arbitration (IAI) and administrative contracts raise complex and interesting questions in the field of international law and administrative law.

Q1 What is administrative law and what is its importance in the legal system?

We live in an era when the Mathematics of Nonlinear Dynamics have been making inroads into almost every discipline and profession. A qualitative outcome of this mathematical field is the realization that what in Economics (and Econometrics) are described as "steady states" and "long run equilibria" are very unlikely in theory, in addition to being difficult to empirically document their presence in practice (in extended time series data).

On the other hand, a significant new field has emerged in Social Sciences (Economics, Sociology and Demography) as well as in almost all professions (Architecture, Engineering, Business Administration, Law, Journalism, etc.) where a movement towards "sustainability" is omnipresent. The movement enjoys apparently widespread popular support all over the Globe. However, the precise definition of what exactly is "sustainability", in an epoch of fast societal, economic, cultural and technological change remains elusive.

Hence, my question to this community: "What exactly is 'sustainable' development"?

I would like to anticipate the idea why research activities in the academe is not usually adapted or been used by third parties in behalf of its purpose: I mean the purpose of their research. Consequently, college and post graduate schools require thesis products for graduation requirement intents, but, the idea is just for the compliance purpose of the course program; and what about being endorsed to important third parties such as government institutions as to be used as basis for policy making. I see the lapses in that point and that it is ironic that some educational institutions are better and very hard working dealing on their research activities and publications and yet their studies are minimally recognized by their government for policy making and protocols, in which, in this way, the idea or the effort of scholars doing such ingenuity will be usable as it get beneficiaries in hand. Studying is not that easy, why not support or maybe the university or educational institution must endorse their research products to nearby jurisdictional policy makers for the better and best of the community in nearby future. I am just wondering why that research products are treated that way not on the exact way that studies and experiment of these experts must be commended for being excellent in such field they had chosen as proven by the research studies they have done. Is it because it lacks support from their respective government? Is it because their government does not appreciate the efforts of their research scholars and enthusiasts? Or maybe, Do these research products are not totally important in the political maneuvers of their place?

Can I add it myself, or should these manipulations be performed only by the RG administration or the administrator who manages this institution profile?

On 1 July 2012, the preliminary reference procedure was introduced at the Supreme Court of the Netherlands. When lower civil courts face controversial points of law, they may refer a question of interpretation to the Supreme Court and request a preliminary ruling. This way, the Supreme Court should be able to provide legal practice with a faster and more specific response to pressing legal questions than through the ‘ordinary’ procedure.

This preliminary reference procedure is not a modern invention. It was already known in Rome, existed in a specific form in France (référé législatif, where a question of interpretation was referred to the legislator), was used at the Italian Corte Costitutionale and has been a powerful tool for the development of EU law by the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg (see the attached blog and article). Furthermore, Protocol 16 to the ECHR will allow highest courts of states that have ratified this Protocol to refer a question of principle to the European Court of Human Rights for an advisory opinion.

I wanted to use ResearchGate for a small comparative exercise. Perhaps you would like to answer the following questions. May lower courts in your country refer a question of interpretation to the highest court(s) in your country? Did such an instrument once exist, or is the introduction of such an instrument currently under consideration in your country?

I am also interested in literature on this subject and in other relevant international examples.

Your help is greatly appreciated,

Ruben

TWF was established by a code number 6741 in 2016. Turkey handed over the precious public companies that fund by executive decision. What's really interesting is that TWF's chairman of the board and, the person who appointed the auditors is President of the Turkey. Besides, TWF depends on presidency in terms of administrative law and TWF's vice chairman of the board is Minister of Finance who son-in-law of the president. Is there another sovereign wealth fund in which the president is so active? I know that there are similar situations in Arab countries, China and Russia. But I don't know if there is a sovereign wealth fund managed directly by the president.Currently, TWF which does not currently have much activity, in later times, under these circumstances, it would be beneficial to Turkey?

This is English website of TWF: http://turkiyevarlikfonu.com.tr/EN

Is there a public order online? And how can we measure it?

In our study mayors in cyberspace we found that many mayors and practitioners indicate that there is such a thing as an online (public) order. In most cases, however, they do refer to physical effects. Not surprising in itself because the powers of mayors and the legislation are focused on physical effects. The question is whether there is also a separate order online. And to what extent is this space public?

Many people fear a process of concentration of power in the hands of few. Some of them use words like imperium or global dictatorship. Other people, on the other hand, claim that lack of authority is the source of the actual crisis.

In my thinking, power is an integral part of our administrative system. I fail to understand how an organization can ever function in the absence of authority. On the other hand I would not vote for a "wise" type of unilateral and permanent dominance.

The key word for me is accountability. Which mechanisms of accountability are most effective/efficient for those controling the power? Can you recommend any case studies?

What are some of the main debates surrounding constitutional and administrative law in the US?

Can taxpayers in your country rely on information  and communication of the tax Authorities, for example on their website with tax information, brochures, social media, telephone service, explanation on the tax return, forms with information, etc. Does this communication have a binding Legal status for the tax authorities? E.g. when the information turns out to be incorrect, incomplete, outdated etc., does it bind the tax Authorities in your country?

I am looking for literature and case law on this topic. Thank You very much for Sharing your expertise and thoughts! 

Distances from employment centres?

There are such contradictions in public administration, as between public and private interests, between centre and periphery, between centralization and decentralization, between administrative law and new public management, contradictions as national contradictions, etc. Could You mention some more?

Another important aspect raised by the scholars is that Article 66.2 is not limited to the IPR-related mechanism for promoting technology transfer. Andrew Michaels viewed that “Article 66.2 does not mention IPRs specifically, so developed countries are not limited to IPR-related mechanisms for promoting ITT.

See Andrew Michaels, “International Technology Transfer and TRIPS Article 66.2: Can Global Administrative Law Help Least-Developed Countries Get What They Bargained For”, 41 Geo. J. Int’l L. 223. Georgetown Journal of International Law, 2009.

The future of the Wednesbury Unreasonableness as a ground of Judical Review in Malaysia and Common Law countries such as india, Hong Kong, United Kingdom, compare to South Africa...

Link and attachment are below. I understand that the UK government and public bodies will often issue consultation papers before creating new laws. Sometimes this is a matter of choice but at other times it is mandatory.  See fn 3 UK Consultation Principles.  I would appreciate anyone who could explain - - or direct me to an article  that explains - - when the UK government or public bodies are required to consult before creating a new law or policy.  Thank you.

Each country has a peculiar system of election of Constitutional Court judges and every one of these models has its weaknesses. Procedure for the election of constitutional judges is considered to be one of the guarantees of their independence. Even more interesting is the question of the conditions that candidates for judges of the Constitutional Court must meet in order to be appointed.

Can anyone provide the link to the official Croatian public administration law?

For my current research I need the English translation of the official public administration/statute law in Bulgaria. Thank you.

Please, could anyone tell me how can I find the English-translated official version of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia public administration law?

I am hoping to find material on administrative law in Canada.

Recalling the difficulties and increasing editing/translating costs which may encumber them.

Digital inheritance is the process of handing over (personal) digital assets (such as email, facebook, twitter, paypal, ebay, blogs, and ResearchGate accounts) to (human) beneficiaries. What do you think about the possible solutions to organise such inheritance?

We can talk about the general theory of the institute, but my mainly idea is to analyze the effects of the administrative silence (positive or negative silence) in different countries. I hope to encourage the debate about its function and usefulness today.