Diana-Urania Galetta, Professor of Administrative Law and European Administrative Law, Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, Director of CERIDAP (https://ceridap.eu/) and Jacques Ziller, Honorary Professor of Public Law, Université de Paris 1 – Panthéon-Sorbonne, France, Honorary Professor of European Union Law, University of Pavia, Italy and formerly of the European University Institute, Florence

‘This book is most helpful in gaining more in-depth knowledge about the administrative law of the EU. At the same time, it is also very insightful because it constantly puts the features and the mechanisms into historical perspective, thereby helping the younger reader in understanding where certain rules and practices come from.’

• ContentsPreface 1 EU administrative law as a subject area 2 Carrying out the EU executive function3 The relationship between EU and Member States’ law4 Legal instruments of the executive function: EU acts5 Member States’ administrative law as instrument of the EU’s executive function6 Principles of EU administrative law7 Administrative organisation in the EU8 Administrative procedure9 Transparency and access to documents10 Judicial review of executive action

Diana-Urania Galetta, Professor of Administrative Law and European Administrative Law, Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, Director of CERIDAP (https://ceridap.eu/) and Jacques Ziller, Honorary Professor of Public Law, Université de Paris 1 – Panthéon-Sorbonne, France, Honorary Professor of European Union Law, University of Pavia, Italy and formerly of the European University Institute, Florence

‘This book is most helpful in gaining more in-depth knowledge about the administrative law of the EU. At the same time, it is also very insightful because it constantly puts the features and the mechanisms into historical perspective, thereby helping the younger reader in understanding where certain rules and practices come from.’

• ContentsPreface 1 EU administrative law as a subject area 2 Carrying out the EU executive function3 The relationship between EU and Member States’ law4 Legal instruments of the executive function: EU acts5 Member States’ administrative law as instrument of the EU’s executive function6 Principles of EU administrative law7 Administrative organisation in the EU8 Administrative procedure9 Transparency and access to documents10 Judicial review of executive action

Diana-Urania Galetta, Professor of Administrative Law and European Administrative Law, Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, Director of CERIDAP (https://ceridap.eu/) and Jacques Ziller, Honorary Professor of Public Law, Université de Paris 1 – Panthéon-Sorbonne, France, Honorary Professor of European Union Law, University of Pavia, Italy and formerly of the European University Institute, Florence

‘This book is most helpful in gaining more in-depth knowledge about the administrative law of the EU. At the same time, it is also very insightful because it constantly puts the features and the mechanisms into historical perspective, thereby helping the younger reader in understanding where certain rules and practices come from.’

• ContentsPreface 1 EU administrative law as a subject area 2 Carrying out the EU executive function3 The relationship between EU and Member States’ law4 Legal instruments of the executive function: EU acts5 Member States’ administrative law as instrument of the EU’s executive function6 Principles of EU administrative law7 Administrative organisation in the EU8 Administrative procedure9 Transparency and access to documents10 Judicial review of executive action