Authorization of private law persons to carry out so-called other public administration

Authorization of private law persons to carry out so-called other public administration Abstract The topic of this thesis is the authorization of private law persons to carry out so-called other public administration. The focus is on the following two legal forms of authorization: authorization by administrative act (authorization act) and authorization by public law contract (authorization contract). Authorization is discussed here in a relation to a sovereign public administration. The thesis is divided into five parts. The first part defines the area of so-called other public administration as the division of public administration which, from the perspective of its subjects, is neither state administration nor self-government. Persons who have been authorized in the context of this thesis are considered subjects of other public administration. The second part focuses on the definition of the term "authorization" and related terms. Multiple meanings of the term authorization are reflected upon here, both in positive law and in academic literature. This fact is demonstrated here with specific examples. This work understands authorization as the delegation of public administration to a person other than the state so that the latter becomes the subjects of other public administration. In some cases,...