Here is the list of works included in the March 2026 Comparative Administrative Law Scholarship Corner, which is curated by Eduardo Jordão (FGV Law School, Rio de Janeiro), with the assistance of Eduarda Onzi. The Scholarship Corner is a resource provided through the Comparative Administrative Law listserv.

1. Awaisheh, Sadam Mohammad; Abdelrahman, Anas; Awaisheh, Salah Mohammad: Environmental Governance and Administrative Judiciary in Jordan and France: A Socio-Legal Comparative Study;
2. Bagenstos, Samuel R.: Rethinking the Fund Termination Sanction;
3. Baud, Patrick F.; Lagasse, Philippe: Executive Power and Crown Prerogative in Canada;
4. Boughey, Janina: The Government is not the same as us: eSafety Commissioner v Baumgarten [2026] FCAFC 12;
5. Bremer, Emily S.: Vacatur Within the Appellate Model of Judicial Review;
6. Briffault, Richard: The Evolution of Lobbying Regulation in the United States;
7. Coll, Ally; Hagenbuch, Tyler: Preventing Election Subversion without Agency Independence;
8. Cuéllar, Mariano-Florentino: The New Presidential Adjudication;
9. Dodek, Adam M.: Rule of Law Depression;
10. Elliott, Mark: The High Court’s judgment in the Palestine Action case;
11. Estreicher, Samuel: Brief Amici Curiae of Professors of Administrative Law, Legislation and the Regulatory State, and Separation of Powers in Support of Respondents in Trump v. Slaughter, No. 25-332;
12. Ferrari Zumbini, Angela; Conticelli, Martina: Automated Administrative Decisions and Due Process: A Comparative Analysis;
13. Fontana, David: Administrative Decentralization;
14. Ford, Cristie: Trust in Regulation in a Time of Revolution;
15. Gavoor, Aram A.: Governing AI Without Agencies: Self-regulatory Organizations and the Federal Backstop;
16. Gostin, Lawrence O.: The Supreme Court’s 2026 Term—Public Health in Jeopardy;
17. Grossi, Simona: First Amendment and the Executive Power;
18. Hamburger, Philip: No Rights for Deportees?;
19. Hodge, James G.; Brown, Taylor; Hartle, Kimberly: Insurrection Powers and the Public’s Health;
20. Kagan, Michael: Misinterpreting Immigration Law;
21. Katz, Andrea Scoseria; Bloch, Ofra: The Major Questions Doctrine Meets Trump’s Tariffs: Judicial Principle and Presidential Power in the Balance;
22. Lindseth, Peter L.; Prado, Mariana Mota; Emerson, Blake; Ahmed, Farrah; Pfiffer, Megan: Comparative Administrative Law: new voices, new perspectives – Third Edition;
23. Lipshutz, Brian: Administrative Self-Constitutionalism;
24. Liu, Lawrence J.: Opening the Tariff Toolkit: The Demand for U.S. Administrative Trade Remedies;
25. Mandal, Rohan: Administrative Reality: A Study of Public Policy Implementation and Governance in Regional Contexts;
26. Manners, Jane; Menand, Lev: The Power to Remove For Cause;
27. Okitsu, Yukio: An Overview of Japanese Administrative Law – Part I: The Principle of Legality;
28. Ong, Benjamin Joshua: Reflections on judicial supervision of prosecutorial powers;
29. Ong, Benjamin Joshua: The Basic Structure Doctrine in Malaysia: Less than Meets the Eye;
30. Quezada Rodríguez, Flavio: La noción de servicio público / The notion of public service;
31. Rodríguez De Santiago, José Maria: Tratado de Derecho administrativo – Volumen II / Treatise on Administrative Law, Vol. II;
32. Rosenbaum, Daniel B.: The Age of Local Non-Reform;
33. Sallent, Juan Antonio Gallo: Administrative Justice and the Boards of Appeal of EU Agencies;
34. Scarciglia, Roberto: Conducting a Comparative Legal Study: Basic Instructions for Inventing Foreign Law?;
35. Sharkey, Catherine M.; Pultz-Earle, Ian: Out from Under the Guise of Judicial Review;
36. Siddiqui, Anam: Data Protection and Privacy in the Digital Age: Comparative Perspectives on India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act and the EU General Data Protection Regulation;
37. Tabor, Richard: The Structural Corruption Disclosure Act;
38. Tungwet, Josaiah: AI in Kenyan Administrative Law: Examining Efficiency Opportunities and Limits in Ensuring Fair Administrative Decision-Making Through Artificial Intelligence;
39. Verloop, Daniel: The Substantiation Gap: AI-Mediated Record Formation Under Administrative Law;
40. Verzobio, Luca: Integrating Climate Considerations into EU Stock Exchange Listing Regimes: Reform Pathways and the Potential Role of the Capital Markets Union;
41. Wilberg, Hanna: Administrative Law (2024 Review of Developments);
42. Wu, Victor Y.; Ho, Daniel E.; King, Jennifer; Weisberg, Robert: Eyes in the Sky, Gaps in the Law: AI-Powered Remote Sensing, Administrative Enforcement, and the Fourth Amendment.

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