Administrative Justice in Context（掃描版）

1 (p1): Part 1: Contextual Changes and Their Implications for Administrative Decision Making
3 (p1-1): 1.The Changing Context of Governance: Implications for Administration and Justice ANDREW GAMBLE （CAMBRIDGE） AND ROBERT THOMAS （MANCHESTER）
25 (p1-2): 2.Delivering Choice and Administering Justice: Contested Logics of Public Services JOHN CLARKE, JANET NEWMAN （OPEN UNIVERSITY） AND MORAG MCDERMONT （BRISTOL）
47 (p1-3): 3.Developments in E-government HELEN MARGETTS （OXFORD） AND MARTIN PARTINGTON （BRISTOL）
73 (p1-4): 4.The Audit Society: Helping to Develop or Undermine Trust in Government?IRVINE LAPSLEY （EDINBURGH） AND JEREMY LONSDALE （NATIONAL AUDIT OFFICE）
97 (p1-5): 5.Changes in Human Rights DAVID FELDMAN （CAMBRIDGE）
127 (p2): Part 2: Conceptual Issues and Analytic Approaches
129 (p2-1): 6.Understanding and Analysing Administrative Justice MICHAEL ADLER （EDINBURGH）
161 (p2-2): 7.The Organisation of Administrative Justice Systems:The Role of Political Mistrust ROBERT A KAGAN （CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY）
183 (p2-3): 8.A Cultural Analysis of Administrative Justice SIMON HALLIDAY （STRATHCLYDE） AND COLIN SCOTT （UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN）
203 (p2-4): 9.Through the Eyes of Bureaucrats: How Front-line Officials Understand Administrative Justice MARC HERTOGH （GRONINGEN）
227 (p3): Part 3: Public-Private Issues
229 (p3-1): 10.Towards the Horizontal Effect of Administrative Justice Principles DAWN OLIVER （UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON）
249 (p3-2): 11.Where and How Should the Private Sector Ombudsman Be Seen in the Administrative Justice Landscape? WALTER MERRICKS （FORMERLY CHIEF OMBUDSMAN, FINANCIAL OMBUDSMAN SERVICE）
269 (p4): Part 4: Comparative Perspectives on Administrative Justice
271 (p4-1): 12.Administrative Justice in Australia ROBIN CREYKE （AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY）
301 (p4-2): 13.Administrative Justice from a Continental European Perspective ALBERTJAN TOLLENAAR AND KO DE RIDDER （GRONINGEN）
321 (p4-3): 14.Administrative Justice in a Scandinavian Legal Context: From a…