Der Verwaltungsakt in der Lehre Otto Mayers

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Reimund Schmidt-De Caluwe describes the influence of the constitutional monarchy's understanding of the state on the development of German administrative law in Otto Mayer's teachings. He focuses on an analysis of the law pertaining to the administrative act as an institution which up to the present day has remained central to German administrative law. It is here in particular that the typical structures which have their roots in a pre-democratic understanding of the state are shown. The author demonstrates that these ideas of an authoritarian state can be found again today in a sublimated form in the practice and the study of administrative law.

Autorenportrait

Geboren 1956; Studium der Rechtswissenschaft in Marburg und Gießen; 1987 zweite juristische Staatsprüfung; 1987-92 wiss. Mitarbeiter an der Universität Gießen; 1992 Promotion; 1992-98 wiss. Assistent an der Universität Gießen; 1998 Habilitation.

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