Transition Period Administrative Law of the Russian Federation

Author: Liu Chunping
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Due to historical and realistic reasons, research on foreign administrative law in China today is almost exclusively focused on representative countries of the common law and civil law systems. Although from an academic research perspective, it is necessary to select typical countries with different administrative law models and analyze their characteristics and development patterns, research on foreign administrative law theory and systems should advocate diversity and require comparative analysis of different systems in countries with distinct cultural backgrounds to obtain complete knowledge and information. The main features of this book are as follows: , the innovativeness of the topic. Although there have been some research achievements on Russian administrative law in China, they are mostly introductory, and systematic research achievements are scarce, leaving many research gaps. Second, the relative systematic nature of the content. The commonality of administrative law in various countries is reflected in its extensive and complex content, and Russian administrative law is no exception. Third, the contemporaneity of the data. Research on contemporary Russian administrative law requires first and foremost the authenticity and timeliness of the data. Fourth, the depth of research methods. The writing of this book is not a simple introduction to Russian administrative law but adopts a comparative analysis method. Whether it is basic theoretical issues of administrative law or specific administrative legal systems, changes that have occurred in contemporary Russia compared to the Soviet Union and the reasons for these changes are analyzed one by one. It should be said that it is precisely the comparative analysis method adopted that has added difficulty to the writing of this book.