Abstract
CERTIFICATION and accreditation is an expanding governance system. Cre-
ated on the market, it is being increasingly used by global, regional and
domestic administrations to serve several regulatory goals. The present ar-
ticle pursues a double target. First, it aims at analyzing the “system of cer-
tification and accreditation”; at the same time, it wants to evolve a model
for the ramification of the administration and administrative law beyond
the state. In the terminology used in the article, the system of certification
and accreditation will be used as a “reference field” for the introduction of
a general concept for the administration beyond the state.
ated on the market, it is being increasingly used by global, regional and
domestic administrations to serve several regulatory goals. The present ar-
ticle pursues a double target. First, it aims at analyzing the “system of cer-
tification and accreditation”; at the same time, it wants to evolve a model
for the ramification of the administration and administrative law beyond
the state. In the terminology used in the article, the system of certification
and accreditation will be used as a “reference field” for the introduction of
a general concept for the administration beyond the state.
| Original language | English |
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| Number of pages | 1 |
| Journal | European Review of Public Law |
| Publication status | Published - 2012 |
| Externally published | Yes |