Class Law for Administrative Offences

This sylibus is justified within a doctoral study cycle because the law of administrative offenses currently constitutes a sanctioning law present in virtually all fields of intervention, particularly in economic, financial, and competition law, and, recently, also in the area of corruption prevention. Therefore, it is important to problematize its dogmatic categories, its added value compared to other sanctioning laws, and the need for its profound renewal.

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1.- The nature of Administrative Sanctionatory Law 2.- The relevance of the Administrative Sanctionatory Law 2.1.- Does it make sense in the national and European legal systems? 2.2.- Consequences of a negative response: should it be replaced by other sanctioning models? 2.3.- Consequences of a afirmative response 3.- Challenges of the Administrative Sanctionatory Law after the economic and financial crisis 3.1.- Critical-problematic analysis of some new administrative offenses, as well as their sanctioning regime 3.2.- New paths and new proposals for the Administrative Sanctionatory Law

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