Federal administrative law

By:

Swenson, Rinehart John

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; The Ronald Press; 1952Description: 376pSubject(s):

Administrative law

DDC classification:

342.7306 SWE

Summary: The volume deals with the growth, nature, and control of ad ministrative action. It traces the evolution of American thinking and practice in a changing economy and society from a philosophy of "rugged individualism" to that of the modern "service state" with its "big government" and bureaucracy. The forms of ad ministrative action and the means of their enforcement are exam ined. The relations of the constitutional separation of powers and of the Anglo-American rule of law to the development of admin istrative law in the United States are explored at some length, and a detailed and extensive consideration is given to the review of administrative action by the regular courts. Finally, attention is called to the role of the Congress in supervising administration.

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The volume deals with the growth, nature, and control of ad ministrative action. It traces the evolution of American thinking and practice in a changing economy and society from a philosophy of "rugged individualism" to that of the modern "service state" with its "big government" and bureaucracy. The forms of ad ministrative action and the means of their enforcement are exam ined. The relations of the constitutional separation of powers and of the Anglo-American rule of law to the development of admin istrative law in the United States are explored at some length, and a detailed and extensive consideration is given to the review of administrative action by the regular courts. Finally, attention is called to the role of the Congress in supervising administration.

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