Rate My Professor Andrew Edgar

Andrew Edgar has enriched administrative law scholarship with impactful publications and funded research. His forthcoming book, Regulation-Making in the United Kingdom and Australia: Democratic Aggrandisement or Deliberative Democratic Defence? (Hart Publishing, 2025), offers a comparative analysis of regulation-making and democratic accountability. Prominent articles include 'Parallel Incorporation and Public Law' in the International Journal of Constitutional Law (2023), 'Transnational Regulatory Law: Domestic Implementation, Transparency and Scrutiny' (2023), 'Disrupting Administrative Law in a Public Health Crisis' in The Regulatory Review (2020), and 'The Authority and Interpretation of Regulations' (2020). He has also contributed to discussions on participation in merits review of polycentric decisions and is authoring a chapter for Comparative Administrative Law (Edward Elgar, 2026). As Chief Investigator, Edgar secured Australian Research Council Discovery Project funding (DP210102688, 2021–2026, $223,742) for peer review of financial regulators with Professor Yane Svetiev, and serves as CI on ARC project LE210100043 with Dr Tanya Josev and Dr Dominique Dalla-Pozza. His scholarship shapes policy on regulatory transparency, administrative accountability, and public law principles, while his leadership as Associate Dean promotes research innovation at the Law School.