Research on Basic Principles of Administrative Law

Author: Zhou Youyong
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: The fundamental principles of administrative law are a crucial and significant topic in the study of administrative law. Based on a comparative and constitutional perspective, this book employs various methods such as contradiction and value analysis, philosophical and empirical analysis, to conduct a comprehensive study of the fundamental principles of administrative law. It focuses on three key questions: what are the fundamental principles of administrative law, how many there are, and how they should be applied. The book strives to establish a mature theoretical system of fundamental principles of administrative law in China. The book is divided into five chapters:
Chapter 1 focuses on explaining the special research value and methods of the fundamental principles of administrative law in administrative law studies;
Chapter 2 adopts a comparative research method to scientifically position the fundamental principles of administrative law in the two major legal systems of the West, summarizing their universal patterns and common characteristics;
Chapter 3, after a comprehensive grasp and review of the current theoretical research status in China, employs contradiction analysis, value analysis, and constitutional analysis to redefine the concept and establishment criteria of the fundamental principles of administrative law, and for the first time proposes three major fundamental principles of administrative law: administrative legality, administrative balance, and administrative justice;
Chapter 4 conducts a further in-depth hierarchical study of the specific content and requirements of these three fundamental principles;
Chapter 5, from the perspective of judicial application, engages in deeper philosophical reflection and empirical analysis on the effectiveness of the fundamental principles of administrative law.