Mohr Siebeck - Der Einzelne im europaischen Verwaltungsrecht

In the evolving landscape of European administrative law, the focus has shifted toward the individual. Following the normative shifts brought by the Maastricht and Lisbon Treaties, Johannes Saurer offers a fresh perspective on how the European Union's administrative architecture affects people. This book moves away from traditional institutional and organizational approaches to examine the administrative structure from a personal viewpoint. By treating the concept of the 'individual' as a normative construction, the text brings together a wide range of socially and economically diverse actors. It explores how private individuals and various other entities interact with the EU's legal framework. This work provides a necessary change in perspective for those studying the institutional differentiation of EU administration through an individual lens. It is an essential resource for understanding the modern relationship between European administrative bodies and the people they serve.