Social Rights and Professional Judgment
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Köp båda 2 för 1117 kr'What emerges from this little book, is a concise but convincing account of the analytical distinction between structural and epistemic discretion which is far more accessible than the work of Alexy (2000) it is inspired by. Molander demonstrates the practical application of his arguments when addressing concerns over accountability, providing an insight into how the distinction offers more than simply a theoretical tool for examining tensions in the granting of discretion (i.e. with the rule of law or democratic control), but can also bear fruit when applied to the real-world management of discretion decision-making in a welfare bureaucracy.' Jed Meers York Law School, University of York, UK
Anders Molander is Associate Professor at Centre for the Study of Professions, Oslo and Akershus University College, Norway.
Introduction 1. Discretion and Its Critics 2. The Anatomy of Discretion 3. Professional Discretion in the Welfare State: Two Normative Tensions 4. Mechanisms of Accountability 5. Summing Up