The indirect review of administrative action in South African law by Van Eetveldt, Henri-Willem

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Grounds for review of administrative action : the interaction between the constitution, the act and the common law by Hopkins, Elana

Subjects: “…Judicial review of administrative acts -- South Africa…”
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An assessment of the delay rule in judicial reviews by organs of state seeking to review their own administrative acts

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The burgeoning constitutional requirement of rationality and separation of powers has rationality review gone too far? by Kohn, Lauren Manon

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Subsidiarity in the context of administrative law

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Administrative justice and tribunals in South Africa : a commonwealth comparison by Armstrong, Gillian Claire

Subjects: “…Judicial review of administrative acts -- Australia…”
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The absence of a system of internal controls in South African Administrative Law, in light of Section 7(2) of the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act 3 of 2000 by Heydenrych, Ernst

Subjects: “…Administrative law -- South Africa…”
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The Ascendancy of Administrative Review on Public Procurement Disputes in Tanzania: A Content Analysis of Local Government Authorities

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Investigating an alternative administrative-law system in South Africa by Maree, Petrus Jacobus Hermanus

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Flouting subsidiarity in COVID-19 litigation : administrative law perspective

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Procedural justice under the principle of legality in South African administrative law by Steytler, Isabeau Elizabeth

“…There are accordingly a large number of exercises of public power that are not reviewable as administrative action (non-administrative action). …”
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Egyptian Public Law Judge: Reviewing Public Economic Policies from Nationalization to Privatization by el Menshawy, Omar

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Never again: section 24 of the interim constitution and administrative law in South Africa by Mallet, Elisabeth Ruth

“…This paper intends to explore the implications for South African administrative law of the constitutionalisation of administrative justice in the interim Constitution. …”
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Framework for Enhanced Applicability of the Egyptian Public Procurement Law to International Administrative Construction Contracts by Abu Helw, Amr

“…The executive regulation of the law was published on October 31, 2019. After extensive study and review of legislation and standard administrative contracts in selected European counties, Middle Eastern countries and others, this research propose amendments to the Egyptian public procurement law to make it more equitable and to avoid unbalanced provisions that could make international contractors and investors decide to refrain from dealing with major public projects in Egypt. …”
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Reviewing administrative action by SARS, the commissioner and other delegated SARS officials

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The importance of administrative justice rights in international refugee law: a case study of South Africa by Harris, Thomas

“…It is the recognition of the obligations assumed under the international instruments, combined with domestic legislation in PAJA and the Constitution, that provide a stringent set of rights designed to give refugees appropriate administrative justice by way of having applications processed and decided upon according to the law, including reviews and appeals if necessary. …”
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Unlocking the revolutionary potential of Kenya's constitutional right to fair administrative action by Tuya, John Mayani

“…In such cases, courts often revert to the limited and outmoded options under the common law, thereby disregarding the broader and more flexible pathways to judicial review of administrative action available under the 2010 Constitution. …”
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Moontlike veranderinge in die administratiefreg na aanleiding van 'n menseregteakte by De Ville, Jacobus Rosier

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Towards A Structural Judicial Approach in The Egyptian Administrative Courts: Proportionality as A Practical Solution by Rashdan, Mohab Ali

“…Therefore, Egyptian judges are obliged to issue a decision in these cases despite such tensions, taking into consideration the lack of detailed and explicit law provisions regulating these disputes. The question here concerns the criteria that the administrative courts should adopt when overseeing administrative decisions to judge in a case when there are two or more disputing and conflicting interests organized by several constitutional articles with no plain or detailed legislation drawing their correlation and limitations. …”
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