Global Administrative Space: Redefining Boundaries in Governance and Law
Global Administrative Space: Redefining Boundaries in Governance and Law

Summary/Abstract: This paper explores the concept of the Global Administrative Space (GAS) as an integral element of Global Administrative Law, a framework that emerges from the need to address the complexities of governance in an increasingly interconnected and globalized world. The research examines how GAS redefines traditional boundaries between national and international legal orders, dissolves distinctions between public and private regulatory functions, and accommodates the diverse, fragmented, and polycentric nature of global governance. Through a comparative legal approach, the study evaluates the structural evolution of GAS, contrasting it with European Administrative Space and traditional administrative law models. The findings contribute to doctrinal developments in administrative law and emphasize some key characteristics of GAS and offer an original definition for Global Administrative Space.

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