Administrative law, legal framework that forms the basis for the functioning of public administration, is an important part of a country's legal system, which is not entirely autonomous, but is influenced by supranational law in a number of areas and in various dimensions. When the Republic of Slovenia joined the EU in 2004, it transferred part of the exercise of its sovereignty to the supranational level of the EU, thereby committing itself to respecting the acquis communautaire and the principles associated with it, which raised a number of issues relating to the relationship and competences of the EU on the one hand and the Republic of Slovenia on the other.
To solve the problem, a literature review method was used, which included a review of both Slovene and foreign literature available on COBISS+, Google Scholar, DIKUL, and in the library of the Faculty of Administration.
Through a literature review, the thesis illustrates various aspects of the influence of EU law on the development of administrative law in the Republic of Slovenia, including the importance of general principles and administrative procedures. In this way, it has been established that there is a wide range of areas in which EU law influences Slovenian administrative law. But this relationship also brings a number of benefits and rights to the citizens of Slovenia and contributes to its development.
The findings of the thesis contribute to a better understanding of the relationship between EU law and national administrative law, based on a concise presentation of the history, EU law, fundamental principles, administrative law, and the relationship between the EU and the RS.
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