This research project was established in 2014 and funded by the Nuffield Foundation for three years (2014-17) to kick-start the expansion of empirical research on administrative justice in the UK. From January 2018, the project is funded by the Essex Law School.
During phase 1 of the project, the primary aim was to consult on and produce a research agenda. During phase 2, the aim is to progress the priorities set out in that research agenda and to work to establish UKAJI’s longer-term role.
UKAJI focuses on issues relating to:
- the operation of different administrative justice mechanisms
- encouraging good early decision-making
- efficiency and effectiveness of administrative justice systems
- access to justice
- enforcement and outcomes.
To learn more about the project, please visit our website.