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What Can We Learn About Regulatory Agencies and Regulated Parties from the Empirical Study of Judicial Review of Regulatory Agencies’ Decisions? The Case of Croatia

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Bajakić I., Kos V.
Central European Journal of Public Policy
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2016
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vol. 10
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issue 1
22-34
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The purpose of this paper is to examine regulatory agencies and regulated parties in an empirical study of administrative disputes initiated against the decisions of regulatory agencies in Croatia. We first aim to provide an overview of the status and trend estimates regarding these disputes; second, to answer the question how well does the system work from the perspectives of both the plaintiffs and the regulatory agencies; third, to identify the problem areas and to compare these with problem areas identified by the authors studying the broader area of administrative judiciary in Croatia, and finally to compare efficiency level of regulatory agencies to other public authorities in confirming the legality of their decisions and actions. Data on all administrative disputes against 12 Croatian regulatory agencies’ decisions in the 17-year period between 1995 and 2011 are used to identify the main characteristics and trends relating to these disputes. Data for 2012 to 2013 was also examined to identify initial changes and emerging trends in the new administrative judiciary system resulting from fundamental legal reform as part of Croatia’s process of accession to the European Union in 2013. The results show these administrative disputes to be often costly and timely with modest outcome for the plaintiff and impressive success rate for the most of regulatory agencies.
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Europeizacja administracji publicznej (kilka refleksji)

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Zacharko L., Janik M.
Prawo
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2019
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issue 327
203-215
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The article is devoted to the identification and discussion of the challenges faced by the administration in respect to integration processes, the Europeanisation of public administration, but also the ever-stronger dynamics of the processes of globalization. In the light of this problem, the analysis covered, inter alia, models of the impact of European law on national law. The areas of the Europeanisation process were also indicated, showing the Europeanisation of public administration tasks in this regard. The considerations also concern the issue of agencies that are of interest to the so-called “Indirect administration”.
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Reżimy regulacyjne — czy nowy kontekst tworzenia polityki publicznej?

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Herbut R.
Wrocławskie Studia Politologiczne
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2014
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vol. 17
94 - 111
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From the 1970s to the end of the 1990s analyses of state, government and society in Western Europe were preoccupied with crisis of governability and legitimacy. Governance began to be regarded as the dominant institutional response to problems of governability. Governance is a term in good currency, but there are too few analyses of the precise extent to which it has or has not eclipsed government. This article explores characteristics of the governance transition taking under consideration that governance often complements and, on some occasion, even compete with government but there are some cases of fusion (policy instruments). This paper offers a discussion on how to asses relations between government and governance. It argues that key element of reforms of regulation in Western Europe was the creation of independent or semi-independent regulatory agencies at the national and European levels. Various reasons have been put forward to explain why governments decide to delegate authority in this way. Yet key questions about agency autonomy and their influence on policy making remain unanswered. This paper critically reflects on claim that the transfer of resources from departments to agencies created differing power-dependent relations between minister, department and agency. It is not clear does the regulatory regime represent a stable arrangements or does it suffer from its own peculiar dilemmas which could affect nature of the states.
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