POL458

037793

Global administrative law is an emerging subfield at the forefront of international relations, public administration, and law. Prominent observers have identified phenomena of two types that have driven the development of the field. First, private actors around the world have pursued greater access to interact with public administrations at both the international and local levels, including across borders. In some cases, private actors have also begun to perform functions traditionally reserved for public entities. Second, international and local public administrations have begun to network, interfacing directly with one another, and bypassing the conventional channels of diplomatic relations. The study of global administrative law is, in a basic sense, the study of these phenomena.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Undergraduate

POL 202.

POL558