Explaining Comparative Administrative Law: The Standing of Positive Political Theory
(2016)
Journal Article
Chen, B. M., & Li, Z. (2016). Explaining Comparative Administrative Law: The Standing of Positive Political Theory. Washington international law journal, 25(1), 87-131
The principal-agent model of administrative law sees bureaucrats as imperfectly supervised agents of their political principals and courts as a tool used by the latter to monitor and check the former. This paper compares how the class of plaintiffs a... Read More about Explaining Comparative Administrative Law: The Standing of Positive Political Theory.