Administrative Law: A Contemporary Approach (Interactive Casebook Series)
by Frank Pasquale, Andrew Popper, Gwendolyn Mckee, Anthony Varona, Philip Harter, Mark Niles
Administrative Law: A Contemporary Approach offers an interactive casebook that delves into the principles of regulatory law. Covering agency functions, rulemaking, and adjudication, it provides students with tools to analyze modern administrative challenges. Ideal for law school curricula, this collaborative work by renowned scholars enhances learning through engaging case studies and contemporary examples.
About This Book
This interactive casebook series presents administrative law in a contemporary framework, designed for law students and practitioners seeking a fresh perspective on regulatory processes.
Authored by leading experts including Frank Pasquale, Andrew Popper, Gwendolyn McKee, Anthony Varona, Philip Harter, and Mark Niles, the book integrates real-world cases to illustrate core concepts in administrative decision-making and judicial review.
Through its structured approach, readers gain a deeper understanding of how administrative agencies operate within the legal system, emphasizing practical application over rote memorization.
The text serves as an essential tool for courses in administrative law, fostering critical analysis of government actions and their implications for policy and governance.
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