The Comparative Administrative Law Listserv, which was established by Susan Rose-Ackerman (Yale, USA) and expertly administered by Neysun Mahboubi (UPenn, USA), is currently being reinvigorated by a terrific group of new administrators. These include Mariolina Eliantonio (Maastricht, NL), Yseult Marique (Essex, UK & UCLouvain, BE), and Oren Tamir (Arizona, USA). One of their many exciting initiatives is the introduction of a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners: a monthly round-up of new scholarship in comparative administrative law. Curated by Eduardo Jordão (FGV Law School, Rio de Janeiro), assisted by Eduarda Onzi, this Comparative Administrative Law Scholarship Corner is designed to highlight cutting-edge academic contributions from around the globe.

Each monthly edition of the Scholarship Corner collects the publication details of recent papers, offering a convenient way to stay current in the field. The July 2025 edition, for example, includes thirty diverse works ranging from global regulatory cooperation to administrative justice in Aotearoa, the evolving scope of reasonableness review, and the role of courts in environmental governance. From now on, I’ll be posting the monthly list of new titles, with links to where you can access the works. If you’d like to receive the full edition of Scholarship Corner, which also includes abstracts and complete publication details, please subscribe to the Comparative Administrative Law Listserv. By subscribing, you’ll also receive information about upcoming events and the opportunity to read and participate in conversations among a thriving international group of administrative law scholars.

Whether or not you subscribe to the listserv, you can have your work included in a future edition of the Scholarship Corner by emailing your request and publication details to Professor Eduardo Jordão at eduardo.jordao@fgv.br.

Without further ado, here is the list of works included in the July 2025 edition of the Comparative Administrative Law Scholarship Corner:

1. Brosseau, Jonathan: The World Bank’s Dispute Resolution Service: Procedural Reforms to
   Ensure Meaningful Access to Remedies for Project-Affected People;
2. Chancko, Elena; Claussen, Kathleen; Zaring, David T.: International Regulatory
   Cooperation in Agency Practice: Assessment and Best Practices;
3. Chaudhry, Farrukh Mushtaq: Adjudication vs. Investigation in the Ombudsman Institution:
   A Comparative Study with Reference to Pakistan;
4. Cohen, Julie E.; Edwards, Nina-Simone; Jones, Meg Leta; Ohm, Paul: Designing
   Policymaking Mechanisms for Regulatory Dynamism;
5. Craig, Paul: English Administrative Law from 1550: Continuity and Change;
6. Daly, Paul: The Scope and Meaning of Reasonableness Review After Vavilov;
7. De La Sierra, Susana: Taming the Smart Cyber Beast: A Network of Courts and Other
   Authorities;
8. Eliantonio, Mariolina; Volpato, Annalisa; Röttger-Wirtz, Sabrina: Global Standards and EU
   Law: Challenges for the EU Principles of Good Governance;
9. Ellingsæter, Sjur Swensen: Ensuring Consistent Decision-making when Administration is
   Decentralized: A Case Study of Scandinavian Countercyclical Capital Buffer Rates;
10. Erie, Matthew S.: Adversarial Comparativism: The Role of Emotion in U.S.-China
    Comparative Law Projects;
11. García-Huidobro, Luis Eugenio; Guidi, Sebastian: Los entes autónomos en el derecho
    constitucional latinoamericano Introduction (Independent authorities in Latin American
    constitutional law;
12. Garg, Abhishek: The Impact of Leadership in Indian Civil Services: A Critical Study of Its
    Role as the Backbone of Administration;
13. Hameed, Asif: Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Inconsistency of Ultra Vires;
14. Hammond, Emily: Agency Amici;
15. Ip, John: The Case for an Independent Reviewer of Counterterrorism Legislation in New
    Zealand;
16. Lees, Emma; Eliantonio, Mariolina: The Legitimacy of EU Environmental Governance and
    the Role of the European Courts;
17. Napolitano, Giulio; Parona, Leonardo: Comparative Administrative Law: An Introduction;
18. Ofak, Lana: The Right to a Healthy Environment in the Light of the New Case Law of the
    Croatian Constitutional Court;
19. Oliveira, Fernanda Paula; Mello, Beatriz de: Portugal’s Legal and Policy Framework for
    Evacuation Planning in Wildfire Scenarios: Status Quo and Potential for Improvement;
20. Perry, Adam: Appeal vs Judicial Review: Myths and Surprises;
21. Prado, Mariana Mota; Xu, Ivy Tengge: Deference As Informed Respect: Vavilov’s
    Implications for Procedural Review of Legislative Functions;
22. Rahman, K. Sabeel: Evolving Expertise: Structural Inequality And Bureaucratic Judgment;
23. Rose-Ackerman, Susan: Power, Profit, and Washington’s Paradox: Corruption and the
    Trump Administration;
24. Saud, Mahesh Singh: The Traffic Light Metaphor in Administrative Law: A Critical Evaluation;
25. Sinclair, Alexandra: Automated Decision-Making And Government Opacity;
26. Tsuji, Yuichiro: Public Law Analysis of Japan’s Energy Policy for 2025;
27. Víspico, Lucas: The “Common Law Consensus”: Law, Rhetoric and Reform in Brazil;
28. Wilberg, Hanna: Administrative Justice Through Administrative Tribunals in Aotearoa:
    Exploring the Tensions and Trade-offs;
29. Yacoub, Abdelrahman Gamal: Public Procurement without the Public: The Case of
    Abolished Public Interest Litigation;
30. Yadin, Shahar Shalom: The National Goals and Directive Principles as Constitutionally
    Implied Purposes and Relevant Considerations in Administrative Decision-Making in
    Papua New Guinea.