2006 MBA Joint Entrance Exam Preparation Guide - Logic Module

Author: Research Group for the Entrance Examination of MBA
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book primarily introduces the basic principles and applications of administrative law. The entire book is divided into four parts:
- Introduction explains the fundamental concepts of administrative law and administrative jurisprudence;
- Subject Theory discusses the three types of subjects in administrative legal relationships (administrative subjects, administrative personnel, and respondents);
- Process Theory constructs a logical framework for the administrative process based on the basic concepts of administrative activities, administrative acts, administrative decisions, and administrative procedures;
- Remedies Theory starts from administrative legal liability and introduces three types of remedy methods: administrative reconsideration, administrative litigation, and administrative compensation.
The greatest feature of this book is that it includes a large number of supplementary and applied reading materials at the end of the main text (approximately half of the book's length), categorized into four sections: "Selected Readings," "News Clips," "Beyond the Exam," and "Case Studies." These materials present the principles of administrative law in a lively and engaging manner. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate law students in ordinary universities and is also suitable for graduate students and a broad readership interested in administrative law for reference and reading.