Zulima Sánchez Sánchez

In recent years Europe has faced one of the greatest migration crises since World War II. Its humanitarian effects have been devastating, but there has also been a salutary lesson for Europe to respond by adopting a series of measures intended to modify institutions traditionally linked to the sovereignty of States, such as the Right to Asylum and its legal procedure, which represents salvation for refugees but also for European migration policy. These transformations have defined a new scheme with regards to border control, the fight against illegal migration and trafficking in human beings, and the rights of asylum seekers, that is to say, of those who seek refuge in Europe. The European Agenda on Migration 2015 sets the trend for present and future reforms that countries should undertake to deal with this situation and similar ones that may occur in the future. With shared competencies between the Union and the States themselves, the challenge represents a complex balance between the interest of the States, the migration policy of the Union and respect for Human Rights. Undoubtedly, despite the fact that many countries have resisted, the most viable alternative is to provide global solutions. The work also focuses on the impact that these reforms will have on the Right

Administrative law has the challenge to protect rights without a time and general. Regulation and administrative activity, in its pursuit of the general interest, cannot renounce the creation of spaces for the exercise of executive power in a collaborative or participatory manner. Considering the possible future means adapting the rules and the activity of the administration to the current reality, without compromising the actions of governments in the future in order to respect international consensus, such as the green pact and sustainable economic recovery. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translato r (free version) Esta situacion es objeto de reflexion en esta obra colectiva que constituye la primera reflexion realizada por los investigadores del proyecto de investigacion I+D+I financiado por el Ministerio de ciencia e innovacion, Gobierno de España con el titulo: Por un consenso de futuro sostenible: Gobernanza anticipatoria y Prospectiva administrativa (PROFUTURE) PID2020-116401GB-I00 Foresight offers a range of experiences for a practical application of foresight to administrative planning and policy development. These tools are based on the bureaucratic reality and the competences of public administrations. As a consequence of the health, economic and energy crises, administrations will have to face planning and decision-making for recovery. Are they prepared? Administrations make decisions with models that do not foresee their impact on the future. Rather, they react to external situations and problems that are precipitated and the impact analysis is often identified a posteriori. Public administrations make decisions based on dialogues framed in rules and procedures designed only to solve the present, but should allow action in various future scenarios. This book is the result of a multidisciplinary and international research that aims to analyze and use techniques that already exist in other countries to anticipate situations by incorporating the knowledge of science and its differents predictions of the future. This techniques should count on consensus dialogues and citizen participation to be generated by public administrations and executive power. This group of researchers from United Kingdom, France, Italy, Sweden, Germany, Spain and Brazil presents reflections and mechanisms that will make a new form of legal production of rules and policy plans to incorporate and impact the future, through a consensus debate with scientists, experts, technicians, companies and individuals, based on Europe Next Generation. Foresight is applied to administrative regulation and decision making process, ecological transition, urban tourism and transport planning, defense, gender, environmental and migratory crisis, from a legal and multidisciplinary analysis.

La autora, profesora de Derecho Administrativo de la Universidad de Salamanca, analiza la participación ciudadana en el ámbito local con numerosas propuestas para lograr una actuación directa en la toma de decisiones administrativas y politicas. Todo ello teniendo en cuenta las modificaciones introducidas por la llamada "Ley de Grandes Ciudades" (Ley 57/2003). El libro, una autentica guia para la participacion ciudadana, incluye mas de 60 formularios muy utiles para cualquier ciudadano que desee ejercer su derecho de participacion directa o para la constitucion, funcionamiento y disolucion de una asociacion; y un CD-ROM con formularios y el texto integro de la jurisprudencia mas relevante.

El Derecho administrativo debe permitir la protección sostenible de derechos sin un compromiso temporal y bajo el hilo conductor de interés general como motivación de su razón de ser. La regulación y la actividad administrativa, en su busqueda del interes general, no pueden renunciar a crear espacios de ejercicio de poder ejecutivo de manera colaborativa o participativa. Considerar el futuro posible significa adecuar las normas y la actividad de la administracion a la realidad actual, sin comprometer el actuar de gobiernos en el futuro para respetar consensos internacionales, como el pacto verde y la recuperacion economica sostenible. Esta situacion es objeto de reflexion en esta obra colectiva que constituye la primera reflexion realizada por los investigadores del proyecto de investigacion I+D+I financiado por el Ministerio de ciencia e innovacion, Gobierno de España con el titulo: Por un consenso de futuro sostenible: Gobernanza anticipatoria y Prospectiva administrativa (PROFUTURE) PID2020-116401GB-I00 La prospectiva y las tecnicas de prevision o foresight ofrecen un elenco de experiencias para aplicar en la practica la prospectiva a la planificacion administrativa y a la elaboracion de normas. Estas herramientas parten de la realidad burocratica y el funcionamiento de la