| Administrative Law (21048) | Susan Rose-Ackerman |
| Spring 2000 |
This is a course on the behavior of administrative agencies and their interaction with courts and legislatures, emphasizing the contributions of social science. In addition to studying some of the procedural issues of primary concern to reviewing courts, the course will consider the sue of economic and scientific expertise in helping to determine agency choices and will analyze several recent proposals for reform of the administrative process. The course will blend substantive policy issues with procedural questions by focusing on the regulation of health and safety in the environment, in the workplace, and in the product market.
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For description and requirements, please consult the Bulletin entry for this course.
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