The COVID-19 pandemic and the lessons for administrative law: the failure of the guarantor state and the demands of good governance and the right to good administration

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  • Juli Ponce-Solé Universitat de Barcelona

Keywords:

great recession, pandemic, guarantor state, social state, right to good administration, judicial control.

Abstract

The great economic recession and the covid-19 pandemic have revealed how the model of the so-called guarantor state has not fulfilled the expectations it had generated. A return of the public administrations is therefore necessary to make the social, democratic and welfare state a reality. To this end, robust administrations attentive to the fulfillment of their legal obligations of good governance and good administration are needed. Compliance in which judicial review has a relevant role. The objective of the work, which follows a legal methodology, is to analyze the aforementioned aspects, including judicial techniques to enforce the right to good administration.

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Author Biography

Juli Ponce-Solé, Universitat de Barcelona

Catedràtic de dret administratiu
Universitat de Barcelona
ORCID 0000-0001-9030-3301
jponce@ub.edu

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Ponce-Solé, J. (2023). The COVID-19 pandemic and the lessons for administrative law: the failure of the guarantor state and the demands of good governance and the right to good administration. Quaderns Francesc Eiximenis: Revista De Dret Públic De Catalunya, (1), 57–78. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/QFE/article/view/150366

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