This is the first book on the market which concerns integrity of administrative law. The issue is topical both in theory and in practice of this field, however, it has not been the subject of discussion in scientific literature so far. The book is the compilation of authorial views presented by the academics of the Department of Administrative Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków.
The publication discusses, among others, the following problems:
the substance and types of integrity of the Polish administrative law,
elements fostering the internal integration of the said law and obstacles to such integration,
issues in the borderland of administrative and civil law as well as administrative and criminal law,
relationships between administrative law and the law of the European Union and constitutional law,
the phenomenon of expansion and withdrawal of administrative law.
The book may be of interest to judges of administrative and civil courts, public administration officers, students of law and administration, advocates and attorneys-at-law. “When thinking how to structure the book, we considered whether to prepare it as a monograph about a single topic or about coherent topics pertaining to the monograph as a whole, or – as some of us wished – to compile it as a certain collection of essays with a common theme, though of authorial nature and interrelated to a slightly lesser extent. We agreed on something in between. On the one hand, we wanted to discuss the selected topic as consistently and comprehensively as possible in a dozen or so of publisher’s sheets, leaving room for individual assessment of the situation in Polish administrative law, on the other hand.”
Prof. Jan Zimmermann, PhD habil.
Abbreviations | p. 9
Introduction (Jan Zimmermann) | p. 11
PART 1
Integrity and Borderland of Administrative Law | p. 15
Chapter 1
Substance and Types of the Integrity of Polish Administrative Law (Przemysław Wszołek) | p. 17
Chapter 2
Substance and Functions of the Borderland of Polish Administrative Law (Mariusz Kotulski) | p. 39
PART 2
Internal Integrity of Administrative Law | p. 55
Chapter 3
Elements Fostering the Internal Integration of Administrative Law (Theoretical Perspective) (Wojciech Jakimowicz) | p. 57
Chapter 4
Elements Fostering the Internal Integration of Administrative Law (Perspective of Positive Law) (Iwona Niżnik-Dobosz) | p. 73
Chapter 5
Obstacles to the Internal Integration of Administrative Law (Theoretical Perspective) (Aleksandra Puczko) | p. 97
Chapter 6
Obstacles to the Internal Integration of Administrative Law (Perspective of Positive Law) (Joanna Lemańska) | p. 123
PART 3
External Integrity of Administrative Law | p. 141
Chapter 7
Boundaries and Borderland of Administrative Law (Mariusz Oleś) | p. 143
Chapter 8
Administrative Law and Constitutional Law (Joanna Człowiekowska) | p. 166
Chapter 9
Borderland Between Administrative Law and Civil Law (Ewa Skorczyńska) | p. 186
Chapter 10
Borderland Between Administrative Law and Criminal Law (Dorota Dąbek) | p. 220
Chapter 11
Administrative Law and Fields which Emerged Therefrom (Piotr Dobosz) | p. 241
Chapter 12
Administrative Law and the EU Law (Marta Kisielowska) | p. 258
Chapter 13
Expansion and Withdrawal of Administrative Law: Aggressiveness or Defensiveness? (Mariusz Krawczyk) | p. 277
Summary (Jan Zimmermann) | p. 301
References | p. 319
Regulations | p. 341
Case law | p. 345
