The course will examine and discuss the latest developments of the foundations of the European administrative law and the innovations of domestic administrative law following European law membership. The aim of the course is to ensure that students study the supranational public law dimension and acquire the specialist expertise necessary for the education of lawyers who are increasingly required to work in Europe.
teacher profile teaching materials
The Legislative and Administrative Powers of the European Union (3 lectures)
- The legislative powers of the European Union and the principle of conferral;
- The administrative powers of the Union and the lack of parallelism with its legislative powers;
- The principle of indirect administration and its implications;
The Institutional Framework of the European Union: Introductory Elements (3 lectures)
- The Commission and its functions;
- Legislative and executive functions in the EU;
- The exercise of regulatory powers following the Treaty of Lisbon;
- Comitology;
Administering a Centralised Competence through a Network: The Case of Competition Law (Regulation 1/2003) (3 lectures)
- Regulation (EC) No 1/2003 and the European Competition Network (ECN): how the network operates;
- The Different Types of Agencies (3 lectures)
- Indirect Administration in the European Union: Case Studies and Administrative Procedures (3 lectures)
- Joint Administration and Composite Procedures (2 lectures)
- EU Administrative Procedure (2 lectures)
- Principles established by the Court of Justice of the European Union;
- Principles enshrined in the Treaties and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union;
- The Invalidity of EU Administrative Decisions and the System of Judicial Review (3 lectures)
- Defects affecting EU acts;
- The action for annulment and the standing of natural and legal persons;
- The invalidity regime applicable to national administrative acts conflicting with EU law;
- Judicial and Non-Judicial Remedies (3 lectures)
- Student Presentations on Case Studies
Programme
“European Administrative Law”: A Complex but Necessary Field of StudyThe Legislative and Administrative Powers of the European Union (3 lectures)
- The legislative powers of the European Union and the principle of conferral;
- The administrative powers of the Union and the lack of parallelism with its legislative powers;
- The principle of indirect administration and its implications;
The Institutional Framework of the European Union: Introductory Elements (3 lectures)
- The Commission and its functions;
- Legislative and executive functions in the EU;
- The exercise of regulatory powers following the Treaty of Lisbon;
- Comitology;
Administering a Centralised Competence through a Network: The Case of Competition Law (Regulation 1/2003) (3 lectures)
- Regulation (EC) No 1/2003 and the European Competition Network (ECN): how the network operates;
- The Different Types of Agencies (3 lectures)
- Indirect Administration in the European Union: Case Studies and Administrative Procedures (3 lectures)
- Joint Administration and Composite Procedures (2 lectures)
- EU Administrative Procedure (2 lectures)
- Principles established by the Court of Justice of the European Union;
- Principles enshrined in the Treaties and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union;
- The Invalidity of EU Administrative Decisions and the System of Judicial Review (3 lectures)
- Defects affecting EU acts;
- The action for annulment and the standing of natural and legal persons;
- The invalidity regime applicable to national administrative acts conflicting with EU law;
- Judicial and Non-Judicial Remedies (3 lectures)
- Student Presentations on Case Studies
