Automated, Administrative Decision-making and Good Administration: Friends, Foes or Complete Strangers?

Abstract

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Resh(AI)ping Good Administration: Addressing the Mass Effects of Public Sector Digitalisation

“…Many other "traditional" administrative law doctrines will require careful reconsideration, and new doctrines and rules may be needed (Bello y Villarino 2023). The effectiveness of all changes and adaptations will, of course, hinge on their understanding and interpretation by practitioners (Røhl 2022).…”