Dicey's ghost and administrative law
By: ROHR, John A
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ArticlePublisher: Thousand Oaks : SAGE, March 2002Administration & Society 34, 1, p. 8-31Abstract: Albert Venn Dicey, the great British constitutional scholar of the 19th century, is best known in the field od administrative law for his denial of even the possibility of administrative law in common-law countries. This article puts Dicey's famous denial in a constext that establishes the relevance of his constitutional sholarship for contemporary administrative law. Examples are drawn from the United Kingdom and the United States to support this position
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Albert Venn Dicey, the great British constitutional scholar of the 19th century, is best known in the field od administrative law for his denial of even the possibility of administrative law in common-law countries. This article puts Dicey's famous denial in a constext that establishes the relevance of his constitutional sholarship for contemporary administrative law. Examples are drawn from the United Kingdom and the United States to support this position
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