European literature from romanticism to postmodernism : a reader in aesthetic practice /
European Literature from Romanticism to Postmodernism is an anthology of key theoretical writings by the major representatives of the schools and movements of recent European literature. Each chapter is devoted to one particular school of movement from within the broad body of literature, from roman...
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Continuum,
2001
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Table of Contents:
- Half-title; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Preface; Table of Contents; Table of Cases; PART A Introduction; I. THE QUEST FOR AND EXPANSION OF BASIC PROCEDURAL RULES IN AHETEROGENIC ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM
- II. JUDICIAL PROCEDURAL REVIEW AS THE CATALYST FOR CONSTITUTIONALISING PROCESS PRINCIPLES; PART B Procedural Good Administration in EC Law ; 1 Introduction; 2 The Significance of Good Administration with regard to Procedural Rules; a. Good Administration as an Indeterminate Notion; b. Procedural Good Administration: The Dichotomy of Functions Underlying Process Rules.
- 3 The Principle of Good Administration in the Case Law of the Community Courtsa. The ""Principle of Good Administration"" and Access to Information: The Tradax Case; b. The ""Principle of Good Administration"" and the Right to be Heard; c. The ""Principle of Good Administration"" and the Principle of Care: The IAZ Case; d. The Absence of the ""Principle of Good Administration"" in EC Law?; PART C Expansion: Access to Information and the Right to be Heard; 4 Introduction; 5 The Right of Access to Information; a. Competition Law as the Origin of the Community Right of Access to Information.
- B. The Dynamic Mutation of ""Access to Information"" into a Fundamental Process Right in Competition Proceedings(i) The Early Case Law: The Right of Access to the File as an Inherent Part of the Right to be Heard; (ii) The Commission''s ""Access to File"" Policy as the Basis for Further Expansion; (iii) Developing a Fundamental Procedural Right of Access to Information:The Cement and Soda-Ash cases; (a) The Cement Judgment and the Commission''s Reaction; (b) The Soda-Ash Judgments: Access to the File as a Basic Process Right; (c) The Enhancement of Judicial Review on Procedural Grounds.
- (D) The Commission Notice on Access to the File(iv) Some Speculative Remarks on the Reasons for ""Constitutionalism"" Access to Information ; (a) EC Competition Proceedings as Criminal in Nature?; (b) Democracy and Transparency: A New Legal Basis for Procedural Participation and Access to Information?; (c) The Democratisation of EC Administrative Process?; c. The Case Law on the Right of Access to Information in Anti-dumping Proceedings; d. Outlook; 6 The Right to be Heard (the audi alteram partem Rule; a. Competition Law; b. Anti-dumping Law.
- (I) The Human Rights Jurisprudence of the ECJ in Al-Jubail(ii) The More Restrictive Approach of the CFI in Nölle II; c. Customs Law; (i) The ECJ''s judgment in Technische Universität München; (ii) The CFl''s Concept Established in France-Aviation; (iii) A Decisive Step Towards Horizontal Convergence
- (iv) First Signs of a Move Towards Vertical Convergence?; d. Administration of the European Social Fund; (i) The Judgments in Lisrestal; e. More Recent Jurisprudence and Outlook; (i) The CFI''s Judgment in Air Inter; (ii) Outlook.
