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Olli Ilmari Mäenpää (born 2 November 1950 in Perniö, Finland) has been Professor of Administrative Law at the University of Helsinki since 1992 and previously held the same position at the University of Turku (1982–1992).[1] He was a judge at the Supreme Administrative Court of Finland in 1994 and 2006 and from 1999 to 2003 was chair of the Council for Mass Media in Finland.[1] He graduated from Helsinki University with a Master of Laws degree in 1974.[2]

Published works

  • "Openness and Access to Information in Finland", The World’s First Freedom of Information Act. Editor: Juha Mustonen. Publisher: Anders Chydenius Foundation
  • "Local Government in Finland", Local Government in the Member States of the European Union: A Comparative Legal Perspective, Chapter 8. INAP 2012 ISBN 9788473514187

References

  1. ^ a b Local Government in the Member States of the European Union: A Comparative Legal Perspective p. 10 (Google book) Ed. Ángel Manuel Moreno.
  2. ^ Osakunnalle uusi inspehtori (Student nation a new inspector).


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