In 1861, Mill wondered how to hold to account Parliament, which checks the Ministers’ actions, but whose own behaviour is subject to little control. A similar logic is inherent to another branch of government: the judiciary. Legislation usually sets up
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New book ‘Regulation in Australia’ by Arie Freiberg
In May 2025 a second edition of Regulation in Australia was published.
This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the nature of regulation, its origins and development in Australia, why governments regulate, how they regulate, and who regulates whom at…
More restrictive measures in the area of asylum and migration and the balance with the rule of law
Introduction
Due to the high influx of migrants to the European Union (EU), migration is a European challenge that requires a European solution. The EU legislator’s aim is to realize a comprehensive approach that aims at strengthening and integrating key…