The article presents an analysis of a global administrative law since the announcement of its “emergence” by professors Kingsbury, Krisch and Stewart. It acknowledges the role of this concept as a doctrinal platform between ius inter gentes and domestic legal orders in times of globalization and global governance. The article is composed of three parts reflecting elements of the term “global administrative law”. The first part is mostly based on the juxtaposition of the “global law” and the “international law”. The second part analyses the concept of (not necessarily positivist sense of) “law” in the global administrative law. The third part mostly focuses on standards of administrative law which become recognized on the supranational level
