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: MoneyLawnominees for best foundational administrative law articles?
By Jim Chen et al.
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Because I am very excited about learning administrative law, and because learning is best when it's a collaborative enterprise, I would very much appreciate tips and recommendations for great survey articles on administrative law, the non-delegation doctrine, and deference/review. If Patrick S. O'Donnell has already come up with some fantastic bibliography and I missed it, all apologies.Tips may be sent to bellelettre@gmail.com, or post in the comments to share with all.
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Full post as published by MoneyLaw on August 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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