Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law

Author: Jiang Ming'an
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law" is one of the specialized textbooks for the 14 core courses of law majors in higher education, compiled in accordance with the requirements of the Teaching Guidance Committee of Law Disciplines for Higher Education of the Ministry of Education. The book comprehensively, systematically, and deeply explains the basic theories and fundamental knowledge of administrative law and administrative procedure law. It mainly includes: the general principles and principles of administrative law, as well as knowledge related to the history of administrative law and administrative jurisprudence; the general theory of administrative legal subjects and specific theories and knowledge regarding the responsibilities, powers, management means of administrative legal subjects, and the rights and obligations of administrative counterparts; the general theory of administrative acts and specific theories and knowledge regarding the nature, characteristics, constitutive requirements, legal requirements, and procedural procedures of various categories of administrative acts; the general theory of administrative litigation and specific theories and knowledge regarding the nature and function of administrative litigation, the scope of cases, jurisdiction, procedures, and standards of judgment in administrative litigation; the general theory of administrative compensation, as well as specific theories and knowledge regarding the constitutive requirements of administrative compensation liability, principles of attribution, scope, methods, standards, and procedures of compensation. This book primarily uses China's administrative legal practice and administrative jurisprudence as the basic research material, while also absorbing and drawing on a large number of achievements in administrative legal practice and administrative jurisprudence from abroad, especially from developed Western countries. Building on the inheritance, criticism, and rejection of various academic schools of foreign administrative jurisprudence such as the theory of power control, the theory of management, the theory of administrative power centrality, and the theory of administrative counterpart rights centrality, this book has preliminarily formed and established a theoretical framework of administrative jurisprudence with Chinese characteristics.