The lecture shall complement the lecture on Georgian Administrative Law. The aim of the lecture is not to teach Georgian Administrative Law but to explain general principles of administrative law, particularly on the basis of the work of the Council of Europe on this subject, which reflects - in spite of differences between the administrative and the legal systems - that there is a broad consensus on the fundamental principles which should govern the administrative procedures and, particularly, the necessity to ensure fairness in the relations between the individual and administrative authorities. These "Pan-European General Principles of Good Administration" will be analysed on the basis of the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights and the recommendations on administrative law of the Council of Europe.

• U. Stelkens/A. Andrijauskaite, Added Value of the Council of Europe to Administrative Law
• P. Leuprecht, The contribution of the Council of Europe to reinforcing the position of the individual in administrative proceedings, 1985
• Proceedings of the "Pan-European Conference on the right to good administration" (Warsaw 4-5 December 2003)
• Meeting Report of the 18th meeting of the CJ-DA, Strasbourg, 11-13 October 2006 - CJ-DA (2006)7