Administrative law issues in the domestic implementation of WTO rules

Author: Liu Wenjing
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Constitutional Forum · 4. This book starts from the administrative law characteristics of the WTO itself and adopts empirical analysis and comparative research methods to comprehensively and systematically discuss the administrative law issues arising from the implementation of WTO rules in China from aspects such as the principle of statutory authority, procedural justice (taking administrative openness and administrative as typical examples), and judicial review. On this basis, it delves into the internal mechanisms of the development and change of Chinese administrative law after joining the WTO, analyzing the transformation of the overall framework of administrative law caused by the shift in market regulation methods due to administrative power. This is specifically reflected in three aspects: the continuous improvement of the internal system structure of administrative law, the expansion of the scope of administrative law regulation, and the "internationalization" trend of administrative law. This book references a large amount of original materials and the latest research achievements on WTO rules abroad, and its conclusions are based on thorough empirical analysis. It is not only a rigorous academic monograph but also serves as a reference for legal practice.