The “Return” of “Authoritative” Administrative Law

It is now time to start explaining the concrete dimensions of the “idea of our administrative law of authority”, in other words, the administrative law with which the administrative power of the state works in the context of the new constitutional design of the modern Administrative State. The Administrative State has powers of primary regulation (which is jurigenic) in matters typical of public policy management and whose validity is judged by its ability to realise the public interest as a dimension of the common good, identified with the principles of classical liberalism (guarantee of personal self-determination within a space marked out by the constraints of community life).