The office of the administrative judge and the administrative contract.

Summary The field of administrative contracts is topical in the way in which the judge redefines his office in order to adapt it to the evolutions of society. The substantial changes in the litigation of administrative contracts that occurred during the first decade of the 21st century illustrate the growing blurring of the boundary between excess of power and full jurisdiction. Under European impetus and in an attempt to preserve national traditions, France, but also Germany, Spain and Italy are seeing an increase in the number of legal remedies available. This growing complexity of litigation is accompanied by a notable movement of subjectivation. In this perspective, a rereading of the foundations serving as a basis for its office is necessary. Today, it calls for a redeployment of the office of the contractual administrative judge to take into account the diversity of the imperatives that are imposed on him.