Controlling Administrative Power

The book offers a comprehensive comparative analysis of administrative power control in England, the USA, and Australia, linking the differences and similarities to the constitutional structures of each system. Utilizing social-scientific and historical methods, it examines long-term power distribution patterns alongside detailed aspects of administrative law and justice systems. Additionally, it introduces an innovative model for analyzing government systems based on the diffusion and concentration of public power, providing fresh insights beyond traditional separation-of-powers frameworks.