Administrative Law and Administrative Litigation Law

Author: Ying Songnian
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Combining the content of administrative law and administrative litigation law into one book is a major feature of this textbook, making it suitable for the teaching requirements of core law courses in higher education institutions. Particularly commendable is the fact that this book is edited by Professor Ying Songnian, Director of the Law Teaching and Research Department of the National School of Administration and President of the Administrative Law Research Society of the Chinese Law Society. The other contributors are active in the field of administrative law teaching and research, understanding both the current status and cutting-edge achievements of administrative law and administrative litigation law research in China, as well as being familiar with teaching principles. While providing a detailed and accurate introduction to the general knowledge and basic principles of administrative law, the book also pays attention to analyzing different views on hot issues in domestic academic circles and clarifying the dynamics and trends of administrative law development both domestically and internationally. The book is divided into four parts and twenty-seven chapters. The first part, Introduction, covers an overview of administrative law, the basic principles of administrative law, and administrative jurisprudence. The second part discusses the general principles of administrative organization law, the organization of administrative organs, and civil servants law. The third part conducts an in-depth study of administrative legislation, administrative enforcement, administrative permits, administrative compulsion, and administrative contracts. The fourth part primarily explains the legal systems of administrative legal supervision and relief.