Opłata planistyczna. Studium finansowoprawne

Wydział Prawa i Administracji: Katedra Prawa Finansowego

El derecho fundamental de acceso a la información pública

Tanto en Italia como en España las personas han reivindicado que el ordenamiento jurídico reconozca un verdadero derecho de todos a acceder a la información pública de manera libre. En parte, esto ha sido así por la desafección de los ciudadanos con el sistema político que los ha llevado a reivindicar un rol más preponderante en los procesos de toma de decisiones públicas y a exigir una mayor eficiencia en la lucha contra la corrupción en el sector público. Con el libre acceso a la información pública se favorecen ambas cosas, ya que la información que posee el sector público resulta valiosísima para que los ciudadanos puedan enjuiciar de manera crítica «cómo se toman las decisiones que les afectan, cómo se manejan los fondos públicos o bajo qué criterios actúan nuestras instituciones» -apartado I del preámbulo de la LTAIBG-. Tradicionalmente, el derecho a acceder a los documentos públicos ha sido una cuestión vinculada al procedimiento administrativo y su ejercicio quedaba circunscrito a ser parte en el procedimiento. Este derecho ha sido el modelo seguido para la creación del derecho de acceso a la información público, aunque nace desvinculado del procedimiento administrativo en la medida en que tiene un fundamento democrático del que carece el derecho de acceso en el procedimiento administrativo. En esta tesis doctoral estudiamos las normas que han hecho posible que en Italia y España se cree este nuevo derecho político en el siglo XXI y su fundamento democrático. Concretamente, en Italia han sido el Decreto Legislativo 33/2013 y el Decreto Legislativo 97/2016 y en España la LTAIBG, las normas que han configurado este nuevo derecho.

Indian water rights [microform] : hearings before the Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, Ninety-fourth Congress, second session ... June 22 and 23, 1976.

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Survey and study of administrative organization procedure, and practice in the Federal agencies.

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Diffusion of Administrative Innovation: TQM Implementation and Effectiveness in a Global

The main objective of this dissertation is to create new knowledge on an administrative innovation, its adoption, diffusion and finally its effectiveness. In this dissertation the administrative innovation is approached through a widely utilized management philosophy, namely the total quality management (TQM) strategy. TQM operationalizes a self-assessment procedure, which is based on continual improvement principles and measuring the improvements. This dissertation also captures the theme of change management as it analyzes the adoption and diffusion of the administrative innovation. It identifies innovation characteristics as well as organisational and individual factors explaining the adoption and implementation. As a special feature, this study also explores the effectiveness of the innovation based on objective data. For studying the administrative innovation (TQM model), a multinational Case Company provides a versatile ground for a deep, longitudinal analysis. The Case Company started the adoption systematically in the mid 1980s in some of its units. As part of their strategic planning today, the procedure is in use throughout the entire global company. The empirical story begins from the innovation adoption decision that was made in the Case Company over 22 years ago. In order to be able to capture the right atmosphere and backgrounds leading to the adoption decision, key informants from that time were interviewed, since the main target was to clarify the dynamics of how an administrative innovation develops. In addition, archival material was collected and studied, available memos and data relating to the innovation, innovation adoption and later to the implementation contained altogether 20500 pages of documents. A survey was furthermore conducted at the end of 2006 focusing on questions related to the innovation, organization and leadership characteristics and the response rate totalled up to 54%. For measuring the effectiveness of the innovation implementation, the needed longitudinal objective performance data was collected. This data included the profit unit level experience of TQM, the development of the self assessment scores per profit unit and performance data per profit unit measured with profitability, productivity and customer satisfaction. The data covered the years 1995-2006. As a result, the prerequisites for the successful adoption of an administrative innovation were defined, such as the top management involvement, support of the change agents and effective tools for implementation and measurement. The factors with the greatest effect on the depth of the implementation were the timing of the adoption and formalization. The results also indicated that the TQM model does have an effect on the company performance measured with profitability, productivity and customer satisfaction. Consequently this thesis contributes to the present literature (i) by taking into its scope an administrative innovation and focusing on the whole innovation implementation process, from the adoption, through diffusion until its consequences, (ii) because the studied factors with an effect on the innovation adoption and diffusion are multifaceted and grouped into individual, organizational and environmental factors, and a strong emphasis is put on the role of the individual change agents and (iii) by measuring the depth and consistency of the administrative innovation. This deep analysis was possible due to the availability of longitudinal data with triangulation possibilities.

“Superficial Water Concessions In Light Of The General Theory of the Administrative Act” The Incidence of the Public Law’s Dogmatic Tradition of Public Law Within Environmental Law

This paper seeks the determine the ways in which anomalous decisions derived from the particularization and constitutionalization of environmental law can arise given the general theory of administrative action. This is seen through the lens of a study and characterization of administrative decisions issued by the Regional Autonomous Corporation of Cundinamarca –CAR- within the superficial water concessions procedure. It also discusses the conceptual contents of these licenses.

Illinois EPA policy & procedure manual.

Loose-leaf for updating.

California rules of court : rules of practice and procedure adopted by the Judicial Council and the Supreme Court /

Mode of access: Internet.