Abstract
In the context of European and Euro-Atlantic integration the terminology of national administrative law undergoes significant changes: there is a re-evaluation of the main legal categories, new terms that are not specific to the Ukrainian terminology are introduced, linguistic constructions that are modified in the contextualization process are used. In this article the author explores the concepts, features and issues that arise when translating the terms used in the EU law and the Council of Europe law in the field of administrative law, as well as in European administrative law; determines their impact on updating the terminology of modern administrative law of Ukraine. The author pays special attention to the issues of translation and introduction of English terms into the national administrative law, in particular public administration, public interest, good administration, good governance, public authority, etc. The author summaries the issues that arise during the translation of administrative terminology by translators from European languages (including English), as well as the ways to overcome them.
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