Legislation and Judicial (Administrative) Law in Private Legal Relations and Social Law from a Management Theory Perspective

Lugosi, József (2025) Legislation and Judicial (Administrative) Law in Private Legal Relations and Social Law from a Management Theory Perspective. In: Ethical Leadership in Complex Times. Károli könyvek. Tanulmánykötet . Éditions L'Harmattan; L'Harmattan Kiadó; Károli Gáspár Református Egyetem, Paris, Budapest, pp. 129-143. ISBN 9782336540870; 9789636464202

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Abstract

Legislation and the application of law (judicial, administrative) are embodied within the framework of the state system. With regard to the different areas of law, civil law (private law) and social law, the regulatory role of the state can be highlighted. In the case of a person occupying a leading role in the system of state organizations, loyalty, compliance with legal requirements, and compliance with orders may be given priority when assessing suitability to be a leader. Expectations of leadership differ according to whether the managerial position is held in public administration or in the judicial system. This distinction is mostly due to the fact that public administration is traditionally understood to be part of the executive branch, while the judiciary embodies the judiciary and judicial branch as an independent branch of power in the system of separation of powers. The basis for the existence of the judiciary as an independent branch of government is the permanent declaration of its independence from other branches of government.

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