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Porous Bureaucracy: Legitimating The Administrative State In Taiwan, Anya Bernstein
Porous Bureaucracy: Legitimating The Administrative State In Taiwan, Anya Bernstein
Journal Articles
Scholars and politicians have sometimes presented bureaucracy as inherently conflicting with democracy. Notably, bureaucrats themselves are rarely consulted about that relationship. In contrast, I draw on interviews and participant observation to illuminate how government administrators understand their own place in democratic government in Taiwan, one of the few successful third-wave democracies. The administrators I work with root their own legitimacy not in separated powers or autonomous expertise, but in their ongoing collaboration with legislators and publics. They define their own accountability not just as executive legislative mandates but as producing them in the first place, and figure bureaucracy as a …
Reconceptualizing Entrenched Notions Of Common Law Property Regimes: Maori Self-Determination And Environmental Protection Through Legal Personality For Natural Objects, Bridget Williams
Buffalo Environmental Law Journal
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Is China A “Rule-By-Law” Regime?, Kwai Hang Ng
Is China A “Rule-By-Law” Regime?, Kwai Hang Ng
Buffalo Law Review
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Transformative Constitutions And The Role Of Integrity Institutions In Tempering Power: The Case Of Resistance To State Capture In Post-Apartheid South Africa, Heinz Klug
Buffalo Law Review
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When Alternative Dispute Resolution Works: Lessons Learned From The Bashingantahe, Alexander J. Buszka
When Alternative Dispute Resolution Works: Lessons Learned From The Bashingantahe, Alexander J. Buszka
Buffalo Law Review
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