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Judicial review and administrative justice
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posted on 2023-06-09, 23:13 authored by T T Arvind, Simon Halliday, Lindsay StirtonLindsay StirtonThere has been little dialogue or contact between the literatures on administrative justice and judicial review. This chapter argues that the two share common concerns and would benefit from closer engagement. Using a scheme based on Mary Douglas’s grid-group cultural theory, it suggests that judicial review can and does discharge a variety of tasks that are fundamentally concerned with administrative justice. A closer focus on these tasks, and on the contribution they make to infusing justice into the functioning of administrative government, has the potential to productively reframe the concerns of judicial review scholarship and overcome the current ‘clash of styles’ that currently characterises theoretical work in public law.
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Oxford University PressBook title
The Oxford Handbook of Administrative JusticePlace of publication
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9780190903084Department affiliated with
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Robert Thomas, Marc Hertogh, Joe Tomlinson, Richard KirkhamLegacy Posted Date
2021-03-04First Compliant Deposit (FCD) Date
2021-03-04Usage metrics
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