Administrative law

Author: Zou Rong
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Brevity and clarity in content, simplicity and clarity in format, and accuracy and clarity in expression have always been our goals in compiling this textbook. This textbook revolves around the essential knowledge and skills required by administrative public servants, explaining the basic theories and principles of administrative law, and introducing the content of major administrative legal systems in China. The textbook consists of twelve chapters, which can be divided into four parts for grasping: Part I, including Chapters 1 and 2, primarily introduces the basic concepts, principles, and theoretical issues of administrative law, and explains the exercising agencies of administrative power and their organizational structure according to China's Constitution and relevant organizational laws. Part II, including Chapters 3 to 8, primarily clarifies the general theories and principles of administrative acts, introduces the main administrative acts implemented by Chinese administrative organs in the management of public affairs, and includes the content of Chapter 9, which primarily introduces China's administrative legal supervision system, explaining which agencies can supervise the exercise of administrative power by administrative organs through which means under the current legal system of China. Part III, including Chapters 10 to 12, primarily introduces the legal means and procedures for citizens, legal persons, and other organizations to protect their legitimate rights and interests when their rights are infringed upon by administrative power.