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European Public Law is an English language journal edited at the Institute of European Public Law at the Law School, Hull University. A forum for the discussion of issues in the development of public law, the journal traces the public law of the Member States as it is shaped by the law of the European Union as well as by the Council of Europe’s European Convention on Human Rights.
European Public Law provides a detailed analysis of constitutional and administrative law at a crucial stage of European integration and legal development. In its high-quality articles, authorities in the field investigate the extent to which the separate systems of public law in each Member State are, notwithstanding their distinct historical and cultural backgrounds, developing a European Public Law in tandem with the law of the European Union Treaty. The journal also examines the public law systems of new Member States.
Without neglecting the more traditional concerns of constitutional and administrative law, the journal explores the emerging constitution of the European Union and the interplay between law and politics. It is concerned with the identification, examination and control of public power as public and private become ever more intertwined. Public law is given a wide interpretation, including the structure of government, judicial review, the conduct of regulatory bodies, redress of grievance through ombudsmen and administrative bodies, protection of human rights and protection against discrimination, openness and transparency, fiscal and monetary policy, and the role of regulation in the contemporary state and the European Union.
In short, the journal embraces the operation and control of government and government agencies, regulation of economic and commercial affairs and relationships between the state and individuals.
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European Public Law is indexed/abstracted in Data Juridica; European Access; Index to Legal Periodicals and Books; RAVE
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Editor-in-Chief: Patrick J. Birkinshaw, Institute of European Public Law,The University of Hull, UK
Editorial Committee: David A.C. Freestone, Law School, University of Hull; Cosmo Graham, Law School, University of Leicester; Steven Tierney, Faculty of Law, University of Edinburgh; Mads Andenas, Law School, University of Leicester; Christopher McCrudden, Lincoln College, Oxford.
Advisory Board: Jean-Bernard Auby, Professor of Public Law, Sciences Po Paris;John Bell, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge; Andrea Biondi, Co-director, Cenrtre for European Law, Kings College, London; Iain Cameron, University of Uppsala, Sweden; Mario Chiti, University of Florence; Roger Errera, Conseiller d’Etat (hon.),; Walter van Gerven, University of Leuven, formerly Avocat général, Court of Justice of the European Communities; Ian Harden, Professor of Public Law and Legal Adviser to the European Ombudsman, Strasbourg; Jeffrey Jowell, QC, University College, London; Lord Lester of Herne Hill, QC,President of Interights, Visiting Professor, University College London; Sven Norberg, Director at DGIV in the European Commission; David O' Keeffe, Emeritus Professor of European Law, University College London; Michael Potacs, Institute of Austrian and European Public Law, Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria; Tony Prosser, Professor of Public Law, University of Bristol;Jürgen Schwarze, Director, Institut für Öffentliches Recht, Albert-Ludvigs-Universität, Freiburg;Sir Stephen Sedley, formerly Lord Justice of Appeal, Court of Appeal in England and Wales, Royal Courts of Justice, London; Cass Sunstein, Karl Llewellyn Distinguished Service Professor, University of Chicago Law School; Professor John Temple-Lang, formerly Director, DGIV Competition, European Commission; Christian Timmermans, Erasmus University Rotterdam, former Judge at the European Court of Justice; Yitzhak Zamir, Professor of Public Law, Dean of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Faculty of Law, a fomer Attorney General of Israel and Judge in the of Israeli Supreme Court; His Honour Mr Justice Gerard Hogan, Judge of the High Court of Ireland
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