Research on Administrative Compensation System

Author: Wang Gao-tao
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book employs comparative research and empirical research methods, starting from the category, to conduct a systematic and in-depth study on the basic theoretical issues of administrative compensation and the institutional construction of administrative compensation in China. Chapter 1 provides a relatively comprehensive review of the connotation and extension of administrative compensation, highlighting its nature as an administrative act. Chapter 2 conducts an in-depth examination and analysis of the legal foundation upon which the administrative compensation system is based from the perspectives of legal philosophy, constitutional law, and administrative law. Chapter 3 takes the issue of expropriation compensation as a starting point, conducting a comparative analysis of the composition, principles, elements, procedures, and remedies of administrative compensation in major Western countries and some regions, revealing the development trends of the administrative compensation system today. Building on a review and summary of the development history of China's administrative compensation system, Chapter 4 focuses on analyzing the current state of China's administrative compensation system. Based on this, it offers constructive discussions on the problems in the institutional construction of China's administrative compensation system and proposes its own ideas for establishing a unified administrative compensation system.