Titlebook: Reimagining Administrative Justice; Human Rights in Smal Margaret Doyle,Nick O‘Brien Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Administrative Justice: A Demosprudential Fabric,ferent administrative justice institutions is especially apparent. The chapter also considers the opportunities and challenges posed by technological innovation, digital design and the emergence of ‘super-complaints’.

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The Politics of Administrative Justice, networked governance. It proposes that the realliance of administrative justice and human rights in the small places of daily life is one way of revitalising for a new digitalised era a post-war vision of social citizenship.

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Book 2020n rights discourse is cleverly intertwined with the debates about the relationship between the citizen and the state and between citizens themselves. O’Brien and Doyle re-imagine administrative justice with the ombud institution at its core. This book is a must read for anyone interested in a democr

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Introduction,. It suggests, however, that the ‘small places’ of daily life are where both concepts can be located in fruitful alliance. To achieve that alliance, it is necessary to recover the social democratic and post-war roots of administrative justice and human rights, and to trace the unravelling of that so

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A Social Democratic Vision,e justice to ordinary daily life and its importance as a set of principles that govern the relationship between individual citizens and the democratic state. It identifies the social rights entitlements to health, social care, education and housing as integral to the post-war human rights vision, an

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Designing for Democratic Engagement,o those encountered by administrative justice and human rights during the same period and explains how alternatives to the priorities of individual user, system and closure were expressed in the values of community, network and openness. The post-war vogue for Scandi-design, the celebrations of the

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