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VOL. 18 ISSUE 1/2026

PART I. AIMS AND METHODOLOGY OF THE RESEARCH

AUTOMATED ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS AND COMPARATIVE STUDIES

Angela Ferrari Zumbini

PART II. THE LEGAL SYSTEMS SELECTED FOR COMPARISON: BACKGROUND AND PRINCIPLES

AUSTRIA

Matthias Zußner

ESTONIA

Katrin Nyman-Metcalf

EUROPEAN UNION

Barbara Marchetti

FRANCE

Maximilien Lanna

GERMANY

Christina Fraenkel-Haeberle & Charlotte Langer

ITALY

Diana-Urania Galetta & Stefano D’Ancona

NETHERLANDS

Louise Verboeket & Jacobine van den Brink

SPAIN

Agustí Cerrillo-i-Martínez

UNITED KINGDOM

Gordon Anthony

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Catherine M. Sharkey & Caterina Barrena Hyneman

PART III. CASES

CASE 1 A BONUS DENIAL

CASE 2 AN UNJUSTIFIED LICENSE DENIAL

CASE 3 AN IRRATIONAL RECRUITING SYSTEM

CASE 4 A CONTESTED CHANGE IN BUS STOP

CASE 5 AN ERRONEOUS DETERMINATION OF A FISCAL AI-DRIVEN PROGRAM

CASE 6 A BIASED FRAUD ALGORITHM

CASE 7 A DISCRIMINATORY PREDICTIVE-POLICING AI

PART IV. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

REGULATORY FRAMEWORK, PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS, AND INFRASTRUCTURAL ASPECTS OF AUTOMATED ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS

Angela Ferrari Zumbini

ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS AFFECTING INDIVIDUALS: PROCEDURAL SAFEGUARDS VS. MACHINE REJECTIONS IN AUTOMATED ADJUDICATION

Martina Conticelli

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, ADMINISTRATIVE POWERS AND SAFEGUARDS: A COMMON BASIS?

Giacinto della Cananea

AUTOMATED ADMINISTRATIVE RESTRICTIVE DECISIONS: GIVING REASONS, ACCESS, AND REMEDIES

Maurizia De Bellis

AI REGULATION IN THE BIDEN AND TRUMP ERAS: THE CONSEQUENCES OF A (SUBSTANTIAL?) PARADIGM SHIFT

Livia Baldinelli

AUTOMATED ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS AND DUE PROCESS: NEW PROBLEMS, NEW SOLUTIONS?

Angela Ferrari Zumbini

TABLE OF CASES

TABLE OF LEGISLATION

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

IJPL Vol. 18

1/2026