administrative state
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Nice Try, Part 2
As New Zealand takes on counter-productive regulation, can a tipline help? Continue reading
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The End of Administrative Supremacy in Canada
Introducing a new article on Canadian administrative law theory (and history) Continue reading
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Listening to Podcasts Like a State
The CRTC wants to know about podcasts. Beware! Continue reading
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Fizzy Drink or Fuzzy Thinking?
Questionable arguments in Cass Sunstein and Adrian Vermeule’s critique of anti-administrativism Continue reading
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Right Is Wrong
What an ordinary case can tell us about the problems of Canadian administrative law Continue reading
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The Disuse of Knowledge in the Administrative State
Regulation is not the right tool for intelligently dealing with complexity Continue reading
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Post-Truth, Redux
A faithful application of Vavilov reasonableness review exposes the rot at the core of Canada’s administrative law Continue reading
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Against Administrative Supremacy
A response to the “Guest Posts from the West Coast” Series Continue reading
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How Much Justice Can You Afford?
The trade-offs involved in designing fair administrative procedures Continue reading
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The Common Good Administrative State
The Internet has been captivated by Professor Adrian Vermeule’s provocative essay in The Atlantic on so-called “common good constitutionalism” (CGC). CGC could be describes as part of a larger theory that co-blogger Leonid Sirota calls “right-wing collectivism,” which “blends support for using the power of the state to advance traditional moral values, a hostility to Continue reading
Double Aspect 