ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
past, contemporary times and Brazilian experience
Abstract
Although administrative law can be considered a relatively new development compared to other branches of law, it has undergone considerable changes in its history. This article is motivated precisely by the need to understand these changes and to analyse the development of this branch of law. Using the technique of a bibliographical review, the article presents three moments in its methodological course: the first with the aim of outlining themes such as the emergence, object and method of Administrative Law, the second with a view to analysing the concept of public interest so that, in a third moment, a more current panorama of Administrative Law is outlined, with a focus on the Brazilian experience.
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