Administrative Rulemaking and Planning in European Laws

Giacinto della Cananea, Professor of Administrative Law, Bocconi University,Angela Ferrari Zumbini, Professor of Administrative Law, Federico II University of Naples

Giacinto della Cananea is Professor of Administrative Law at Bocconi University, and principal investigator on the CoCEAL project. A leading authority on EU administrative law and comparative administrative law, he is the author of several monographs including The Common Core of European Administrative Laws: Retrospective and Prospective (Brill 2023), edited volumes like the Research Handbook of EU Administrative Law (Elgar, 2017), and over 150 articles and chapters. His work is cross-disciplinary, often in cooperation with historians of law, experts of international law (particularly in the field of foreign investment), and political scientists, addressing such topics as administrative procedures, judicial review, and regulation. He has been awarded an advanced grant by the ERC for this research on European administrative laws.

Angela Ferrari Zumbini is Professor of Administrative Law at the Federico II University of Naples. She is the coordinator of the diachronic line of research within the ERC funded CoCEAL project. She is also the national coordinator of the German-Italian Public Law Colloquium and is a member of several international academic networks and editorial boards. She has been awarded a grant funded by NextGenEU for a comparative administrative law project on Artificial Intelligence and due process rights. Her research focuses on comparative administrative law, with a particular interest in administrative procedure, due process, judicial review, and regulation.

Part I - Common Core Research on Administrative Rulemaking and Planning1. Introduction, Giacinto della CananeaPart II - The Legal Systems Selected for Comparison: Background and Principles2. Austria, Stefan Storr and Sophie Praniess3. China, Xiaowei Sun4. Czech Republic, Ji%rí Rajchl, Daniel Burda, and Gabriela Blahoudková5. European Union, Edoardo Chiti6. Germany, Lilly Weidemann7. Hungary, Lilla Berkes and Balázs Szabolcs Gerencsér8. Italy, Leonardo Parona9. Netherlands, Jacobine van der Brink, Louise Verboeket, and Veerle van Waarde10. Norway, Eivind Smith11. Portugal, Rui Guerra da Fonseca12. Sweden, Patricia Jonason and Björn Forssén13. United Kingdom, John Morison and David Mark14. United States of America, Jeffrey Lubbers and Giacinto della CananeaPart III - Cases15. CasesPart IV - Comparative Analysis16. A Comparative Analysis of Administrative Procedure Legislation on Rulemaking, Angela Ferrari Zumbini17. Commonality and Diversity in Administrative Rulemaking, Giacinto della Cananea18. Plans: In Between Rules and Decisions, Roberto Caranta