Administrative Law in Central and Eastern Europe
Edited by Denis J. Galligan, University of
Oxford, and
Daniel M. Smilov, University of Oxford; Central
European University, Budapest
Following the constitutional and political reforms
in Central and Eastern Europe of the last decade, the
time has now come for the whole-scale reform of public
administration-the creation of a professional civil
service; a clear sense of the objectives to be achieved
by the administration; and the provision of adequate
resources to perform the tasks of public administration.
In addition, and perhaps most importantly of all, there
must be a sound legal basis for public administration.
Recognizing these realities, this book examines administrative
law and administrative institutions in Central and Eastern
Europe. In a series of case studies, discussing each
country in the region in turn, it looks at the ways
in which a range of administrative decisions are reached
and at how the citizens affected by them are treated.
Contents & Contributors:
Introduction by Denis J. Galligan and Daniel M. Smilov
* Bulgaria by Katya Hristova, University of Sofia *
Croatia by Alexander Dordevic, practising lawyer, Rijeka
* Czech Republic by Andrea Barsova, Czech Ministry of
the Interior * Estonia by Piret Lappert, Estonian Translation
and Legislative Support Centre, Tallinn, and Ellen Valter,
University of Toronto * Hungary by Maria Bordas, National
School of Public Administration Law and College of Public
Administration, Budapest * Latvia by Anita Usacka, Constitutional
Court of the Republic of Latvia; University of Latvia
* Lithuania by Ramune Duleviciene, practising lawyer,
Audrius Bukaveckas, Lithuanian Law Academy, and Antanas
Bukaukas, Centre for Police Reforms, Ministry of the
Interior, Lithuania * Poland by Justyna Stencel, Adam
Mickiewicz University, Poznan * Romania by Mihaela Serban,
Central European University, Budapest * Russia by Alexey
A. Demin, Moscow State University * Serbia by Danica
Kilibarda, University of Oxford, and Snezana Rajsic,
practising lawyer, Belgrade * Slovakia by Ivan Gyurcsik,
Central European University, Budapest * Slovenia by
Natjaz Tratnik, University of Maribor * Ukraine by Eugeniya
Dodina, practising lawyer, Odessa
1998
350 pages
ISBN 978-963-9116-40-5 cloth $55.95 / €47.95 / £33.95
ISBN 978-963-9116-39-9 paperback $26.95 / €22.95 / £16.99
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