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Prof.dr. Ph. Eijlander Person

Prof.dr. Ph. Eijlander

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Expertise Legislation; Legislation Studies; Administrative law; Regulation
Expertise (NL) Wetgeving; Wetgevingsleer; Bestuursrecht; Verantwoording en toezicht in het openbaar bestuur
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/086689150
Addition Vanaf november 2008 Rector Magnificus van de UvT

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Rector
Organisation Tilburg University
Email p. eijlander -at- uvt. nl
URL http://www.tilburguniversity.edu/nl/webwijs/show/?uid=p.eijl...

Publications

Constitutional constraints on ad hoc legislation: A comparative study of the United States, Germany, and The Netherlands
De juridische dissertatie onder de loep: De verantwoording van methodologische keuzes in juridische dissertaties
Over de groei en bloei van certificatie: Haarlemmerolie voor het handhavingstekort?
Wetgeving en publieke dienstverlening
Open norm als maatwerk? De communicatieve benadering toegepast op de Arbeidsomstandighedenwet 1998
All publications..

Enhanced publications

Doctoral Thesis: De juridische dissertatie onder de loep: De verantwoording van methodologische keuzes in juridische dissertaties

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Project leader European complications with the integration of national law
Supervisor Professionality of supervisors
Supervisor Citizinship in healt law
Supervisor Project modernization of the educational law

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Supervisor Law creation in relation to the law on youth care
Supervisor Towards a new analysis model for law communication?
Supervisor Legislator and public service
Supervisor Assessment and measurement of the quality of jurisprudencial research
Supervisor Has the supervision of competition in the network industries been adequately regulated in The Netherlands?
All completed research..

Classification

A83000 Legal order
D41400 Constitutional and administrative law

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