The choice between formal and infomal modes of administrative regulation

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the formal and informal aspects of U.S. administrative law for purposes of international comparison. The FDA is focused upon in this discussion which includes analysis of the Administrative Procedure Act.

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Administrative informality in Japan: governmental activities outside statutory authorization

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the formal and informal aspects of Japanese administrative law for purposes of international comparison. Two Japanese Supreme Court decisions are included in the discussion.

Japan

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Pull the plug

Article Abstract:

The author argues that the present two-party political system in the US should be replaced by a plurality voting system that provides greater representation for women and minorities.

Laws, regulations and rules, Representative government and representation, Representative government

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