Research on the Intensity of Judicial Review of Administrative Actions: An Analysis of the Vertical Scope of Administrative Adjudicative Power

Author: Yang Weidong
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book takes the improvement of China's administrative litigation and administrative law system as its starting point. Based on thorough comparative legal analysis, it conducts an in-depth study of the issue of judicial review intensity in China's reality and proposes fundamental ideas for the current and future intensity of administrative litigation review in China. The book is revised based on the author's doctoral dissertation. The issues it addresses are one of the most fundamental and basic problems in administrative litigation—the conflict and coordination between judicial power and administrative power—and is the first systematic and in-depth study of this topic in China. The book takes the improvement of China's administrative litigation and administrative law system as its starting point, conducts thorough comparative legal analysis, and conducts an in-depth study of the issue of judicial review intensity in China's reality, proposing fundamental ideas for the current and future intensity of administrative litigation review in China. The book is rich in literature and data, with strong normative writing and logical language, and contains many academic insights.