Integrity of administrative law

This pioneering publication addresses the integrity of administrative law, a topic that is of great relevance in both theoretical and practical dimensions, yet remains underexplored in academic literature. Authored by scholars from the Department of Administrative Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, this book offers an original perspective on several critical issues.The text delves into various aspects of the Polish administrative law's integrity, examining the types and essence of this integrity and identifying factors that either contribute to or hinder the law's internal cohesion. Additionally, it explores the intersections between administrative law and other legal domains, such as civil and criminal law, and scrutinizes the interplay between administrative law, European Union law, and constitutional law. The book also discusses the dynamics of the expansion and contraction of administrative law.This comprehensive exploration is a valuable resource for administrative and civil court judges, public administration officials, law and administration students, as well as legal practitioners, including advocates and attorneys-at-law.