Ciencias sociales, Derecho Administrativo y buena gestión pública. De la lucha contra las inmunidades del poder a la batalla por un buen gobierno y una buena administración mediante un diálogo fructífero
The study deals with the relation between Law (administrative law) and the rest of social sciences. On one hand, the study underlines the existence of a legal tradition strongly influences by formalistic approaches. On the other hand, , simultaneously, there is a lack of conscience of the importan... Deskribapen osoa
Egile nagusia: | Ponce Solé, Juli |
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Formatua: | Artikulua |
Hizkuntza: | Gaztelania |
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2014
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The study deals with the relation between Law (administrative law) and the rest of social sciences. On one hand, the study underlines the
existence of a legal tradition strongly influences by formalistic approaches. On the other hand, , simultaneously, there is a lack of conscience of the
importance of legal inputs in the daily public management as well as in relevant points of view from the academy in the area of political science and
other social sciences. The work emphasizes the necessary epistemological and methodological renewal of the legal jurisprudence which should look
at the key of the public activity in a distinct way: the use of discretionary powers. In that sense, the role of law not should be only an instrument of
control purely negative but also a tool of orientation of this discretionary exercise looking for the good administration and the good government. In
that approach, law and other social sciences should work together, avoiding reciprocal dissolutions. But in any case, the element that distinguishes
law is that courts of justice have the last word on the conflicts that can generate the development of public policies. |
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