Prof. Dr. Joana Mendes
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| Fakultät oder Zentrum | Fakultät für Recht, Wirtschaftswissenschaften und Finanzwirtschaft | ||||
| Department | Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft | ||||
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Weicker Building, Université du Luxembourg 4, rue Alphonse Weicker L-2721 Luxembourg |
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| Büroadresse | C209 | ||||
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| Telefon | (+352) 46 66 44 5426 | ||||
Joana Mendes is Professor of Comparative Administrative Law since 2016, where she teaches courses in Comparative Administrative Law and EU Law. She graduated in law and obtained a master’s degree in public law (2002) at the University of Coimbra (Portugal). She has a doctor degree from the European University Institute (Italy), awarded in 2009. Before joining the University of Luxembourg, she worked at the University of Amsterdam (2009-2016), where she was Associate Professor at the Department of International and EU Law and PhD Dean. She was awarded an individual research grant (VENI) by The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), between 2013 and 2016 on a project on “Unveiling EU Administrative Discretion: The Role of Law and Good Administration”.
She has been a Fulbright Visiting Scholar at Yale Law School (2014), and has taught as a guest lecturer at the University of Coimbra, the European University Institute, the LUISS Guido Carli School of Government, and the Legal and Judicial Training Centre of Macao. She is member of the editorial board of the German Law Journal, of the Steering Committee of ReNEUAL (Research Network of European Administrative Law) and an elected member of the Council of the International Society of Public Law (ICON.S). She has been co-editor-in-chief of the European Law Journal between 2018 and 2020 (with Harm Schepel).
Since 2018, she is the coordinator of the doctoral research programme on Enforcement in Multilevel Regulatory Systems (DTU-REMS-II), a research programme encompassing 16 PhD researchers and funded by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR), and, since 2020, Head of the Doctoral School in Law of the University of Luxembourg.
Her publications include Participation in EU Rulemaking. A Rights-based Approach (OUP, 2011), Allocating Authority: Who Should Do What in European and International Law? (Hart, 2018, co-edited with Ingo Venzke), EU Executive Discretion and the Limits of Law (OUP, 2019, edited book), and articles published in the Common Market Law Review, the European Law Journal, the Modern Law Review and the International Journal of Constitutional Law.
Last updated on: Donnerstag, den 24. März 2022
Joana Mendes’ academic work has focused on the exercise of public authority in the EU. Her aim has been to develop normative solutions to the problems of executive power specific to the system of governance of the EU. To this end, she has relied extensively on doctrines of public law and on her knowledge of different national administrative law systems. She has addressed the normative issues that the exercise of EU executive powers raises both from a rule of law and a democracy perspective, based on the premise that comparative public law, and comparative administrative law specifically, is a tool for creating critical benchmarks to develop and improve EU public law.
Her former work focused on the ways in which the EU relates to its citizens when exercising public authority, with a particular focus on citizens’ rights. More recently, her research has adopted an internal perspective on public authority in the EU, examining how this authority is exercised, the ways in which law substantively structures such exercise, and the relative role of administrative bodies and of courts in this respect.
Last updated on: 28 Sep 2021
In press
Administrative Law in the European Union: The Liberal Constitutional Paradigm and Institutionalism as an Imperfect Alternativein Harlow, Carol (Ed.) A Research Agenda for Administrative Law (in press)
Constitutive Powers and Justification: The Duty to Give Reasons in EU Monetary Policyin Dawson, Mark; Bobic, Ana (Eds.) Substantive Accountability in Europe’s New Economic Governance (in press)
2022
Institutionalism and Comparative Administrative Law Beyond the Liberal State: Extrapolations from Santi Romano as seen by D’Albertiin VV., AA. (Ed.) Liber Amicorum Marco D’Alberti (2022)
The Principle of Transparency and Access to Documents in the EU: for what, for whom, and of what?in Auby, Jean-Bernard; Jacqueline, Dutheil de la Rochère (Eds.) Traité de Droit Administratif (2022)
Comparative Administrative Law in the EU: The Integration Function and its Limitsin Bartl, Marija; Lawrence, Jessica (Eds.) The Politics of European Legal Research. Behind the Method (2022)
The Foundations of EU Administrative Law as a Scholarly Field: Functional Comparison, Normativism and Integrationin European Constitutional Law Review (2022), 18(4), 706-736
2021
The Evolution of EU Administrative Law;
in Craig, Paul; de Búrca, Graínne (Eds.) The Evolution of EU Law (2021)
Beneath the spurious legality of the ECB’s monetary policy; ; ; ; ;
Diverse speeches and writings (2021)
‘It’s the political economy..!’ A moment of truth for the eurozone and the EU; ; ; ; ;
in International Journal of Constitutional Law (2021), 19(1), 309327
What Blanchard gets wrong: The puzzling persistence of managerialism in EU fiscal governance; ; ; ; ;
Diverse speeches and writings (2021)
Democratic Legitimacy of the Single Resolution Board: Is Legality the Right Question?E-print/Working paper (2021)
Constitutive Powers of Executive Bodies: a Functional Analysis of the Single Resolution Boardin Modern Law Review (2021), 84(6), 13301359
2020
At the End of the Law: A Moment of Truth for the Eurozone and the EU; ; ; ; ;
Diverse speeches and writings (2020)
The Foundations of the Duty to Give Reasons and a Normative Reconstructionin Fisher, Elizabeth; King, Jeff; Young, Alison (Eds.) The Foundations and Future of Public Law (2020)
EU Executive Discretion: Again in Times of Emergencyin Utrilla, Dolores; Shabbir, Anjum (Eds.) EU Law in Times of Pandemic. The EU's Legal Response to Covid-19 (2020)
The EU Administrative Institutions, Their Law and Legal Scholarshipin Cane, Peter; Hoffman, Herwig; Ip, Eric; Lindseth, Peter (Eds.) Oxford Handbook of Comparative Administrative Law (2020)
2019
Executive Discretion in the EU and the Outer Boundaries of Lawin Mendes, Joana (Ed.) Eu Executive Discretion and the Limits of Law (2019)
Framing EU Executive Discretion in EU Lawin Mendes, Joana (Ed.) EU Executive Discretion and the Limits of Law (2019)
2018
The EU Administrationin Amtenbrink, Fabian; Curtin, Deirdre; de Witte, Bruno; Kuijper, Pieter Jan; McDonnell, Alison; Van den Bogaert, Stefaan (Eds.) The Law of the European Union (2018)
Introduction: The Idea of Relative Authority in European and International Law;
in Mendes, Joana; Venzke, Ingo (Eds.) Allocating Authority: Who Should Do What in European and International Law? (2018)
Allocating Authority: Who Should Do What in European and International Law?;
Book published by Hart Publishing (2018)
The Idea of Relative Authority in European and International Law;
in International Journal of Constitutional Law (2018), 16(1), 75-100
2017
The External Administrative Layer of EU Law-making: International Decisions in EU Law and the Case of CETAin European Papers (2017), 2(2), 489-517
Administrative Discretion in the EU: Comparative Perspectivesin Rose-Ackerman, Susan; Lindseth, Peter (Eds.) Comparative Administrative Law (2017)
Bounded Discretion in EU Law: A Limited Judicial Paradigm in a Changing EUin Modern Law Review (2017), 80(3), 443-472
Executive Rulemaking: Procedures in Between Constitutional Principles and Institutional Entrenchmentin Harlow, Carol; Leino-Sandberg, Päivi; della Cananea, Giacinto (Eds.) Research Handbook in EU Administrative Law (2017)
2016
Participation in a New Regulatory Paradigm: Collaboration and Constraint in TTIP's Regulatory CooperationE-print/Working paper (2016)
The Making of Delegated and Implementing Acts: Legitimacy Beyond Inter-Institutional Balancesin Bergström, Carl Frederik; Ritleng, Dominique (Eds.) Rule-making by the European Commission: the New System (2016)
Administrative Procedure, Administrative Democracyin Auby, Jean-Bernard (Ed.) Droit comparé de la procédure administrative (2016)
Participation in Rule-making: European Unionin Auby, Jean-Bernard (Ed.) Droit comparé de la procédure administrative (2016)
Regulatory Cooperation Under TTIP: Rulemaking and the Ambiguity of Participationin Pantaleo, Luca; Douma, Wybe; Takacs, Tamara (Eds.) Tiptoeing To TTIP: What Kind Of Agreement For What Kind Of Partnership? (2016)
Discretion, Care and Public Interests in the EU Administration: Probing the Limits of Lawin Common Market Law Review (2016), 53(2), 419-452
The Democratic Foundations of the Union: Representative Democracy and the Legal Challenge of Article 11 TEUin Blockmans, Steven; Lazowski, Adam (Eds.) Research Handbook in EU Institutional Law (2016)
2015
La Legittimazione dell' Amministrazione dell' UE: Tra Istanze Istituzionali e Democratichein de Lucia, Luca; Marchetti, Barbara (Eds.) L'Amministrazione europea e il suo diritto (2015)
2014
Rule of Law and Participation: A Normative Analysis of Internationalised Rulemaking as Composite Procedures?in International Journal of Constitutional Law (2014), 12(2), 370-401
Consumers' Access to EU Competition Procedures: Outer and Inner Limitsin Common Market Law Review (2014), 51(2), 483-521
Article 42 - Right of Access to Documents;
in Peers, Steve; Hervey, Tamara; Kenner, Jeff; Ward, Angela (Eds.) The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights - A Commentary (2014)
2013
Rule of Law and Participation: A Normative Analysis of Internationalised Administrative ProceduresE-print/Working paper (2013)
Delegated and Implementing Rulemaking: Proceduralisation and Constitutional Differentiationin European Law Journal (2013), 19(1), 22-41
Constitutionalising EU Executive Rule-Making Procedures: A Research Agendain European Law Journal (2013), 19(1), 1-21
[Book Review] Mark Dawson, "New Governance and the Transformation of European Law - Coordinating Eu Social Law and Policy"in Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law (2013), 20(4), 653-658
2012
EU Law and Global Regulatory Regimes: Hollowing Out Procedural Standards?in International Journal of Constitutional Law (2012), 10(4), 988-1022
2011
The Right to Be Heard in Composite Administrative Procedures: Lost in Between Protection?in European Law Review (2011), 36(5), 651-670
Participation and the Role of Law after Lisbon: a Legal View on Article 11 TEUin Common Market Law Review (2011), 48(6), 1849-1878
Transparence et Participation: des Principes Démocratiques pour l'Administration de l'Union Européennein Revue Française d'Administration Publique (2011), 1-2(137-138), 101-121
Administrative Law Beyond the State: Participation at the Intersection of Legal Systemsin Mattarella, Bernardo; Chiti, Edoardo (Eds.) The Relationships Between Global Administrative Law and European Administrative Law (2011)
EU Law and Global Regulatory Regimes: Hollowing Out Procedural StandardsE-print/Working paper (2011)
Participation in EU Rulemaking. A Rights-based ApproachBook published by Oxford University Press - 1st edition (2011)
2009
Good Administration in EU Law and the European Code of Good Administrative BehaviourE-print/Working paper (2009)
Participation and Participation Rights in EU Law and Governancein Hofmann, Herwig; Türk, Alexander (Eds.) Legal Challenges in EU Administrative Law. Towards an Integrated Administration (2009)
La Bonne Administration en Droit Communautaire et le Code Européen de Bonne Conduite Administrativein Revue Française d'Administration Publique (2009), 3(131), 555-571
2006
La Réforme du Système Administratif Portugais: New Public Management ou Etat néowébèrien?in Revue Française d'Administration Publique (2006), 3(119), 533-555
[Book review] Carole Evrard, "Les Agences de l’Eau. Entre Recentralisation et Décentralisation"in Revue Française d'Administration Publique (2006), 2007/1-2(121-122), 266-268
Legislação do Ambiente – Sistematizada e Comentada; ;
Book published by Coimbra Editora - 5th edition (2006)
