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This briefing note considers the concepts of good governance and legitimacy post Lisbon and the connection between these concepts and the evolution of EU Administrative Law. It provides an overview of the current EU Administrative Law landscape by drawing on the themes common to the sectoral reports: complexity, lacunae and inconsistency. It proposes some next steps for the Working Group on EU Administrative Law, including adopting a legally binding instrument containing basic administrative principles ...

National Ombudsmen in the EU

Briefing 23-09-2010

All but one EU Member State has a national Ombudsman as part of the checks and balances of their constitution. Whilst their mandates, powers and jurisdictions vary, along with their titles, each can play an important role as an independent defender of citizens’ rights. Although the Ombudsman originated in Sweden in the nineteenth century, it is in the second half of the twentieth that the institution was adopted internationally. The growth of public administrations after 1945 is seen as the initial ...

Asylum in the EU Member States

Studie 14-01-2000

This document contains a short description of relevant instruments concerning asylum and refugees, on a global and on a European level, mainly the definition of a refugee, procedural safeguards, accelerated procedures, the safe country of origin and safe third country principles, manifestly unfounded applications, the Dublin Convention (Part I). Part II makes a comparison between the practices of Member States and draws some conclusions as to the level of harmonisation. Part III contains a view of ...