Constitutional Law and Administrative Law: Problem Points and Sources

Author: Jiang Daxing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: An indispensable tool for teaching and research, rapidly and effectively improving academic standards! This series follows the classification of main domestic courses, comprising ten volumes, providing a comprehensive search of legal papers from China and abroad in the past decade. Detailed citations offer reliable and complete references for researchers to trace specific topics. With this volume in hand, one can stay informed about research trends in relevant fields without leaving home, greatly facilitating the absorption of previous achievements and the integration of knowledge for educators. The overall arrangement of the Constitutional and Administrative Law section primarily references Professor Zhou Yezhong's Constitution and Professor Jiang Ming'an's Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law, while also drawing upon other relevant textbooks and monographs on constitutional and administrative law during the writing process. Based on the collected paper data from the past decade, keywords from paper titles were summarized, and attention was paid to aligning with current academic hotspots, difficulties, and key issues. Ultimately, valuable research questions were derived and refined, striving to maintain the integrity and clarity of the entire discipline while truly providing readers with convenient access to reference materials.