Administrative Law. Volume 1

Author: (German) Wolf
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: The original work of this series is a three-volume set, which has been revised over many years and is a classic work on German administrative law. The research topics are relatively broad, and the content is in-depth and detailed. Compared to other textbooks, the features of this textbook are: , extensive. It is not limited to administrative law itself but also includes public administration, constitutional law, and European Community law, especially public administration and economics, which are not present in other textbooks. Second, comprehensive. It categorizes and summarizes all administrative law issues according to specific standards and formats, many of which are not found in concise administrative law textbooks. Third, in-depth. This textbook starts from the perspectives of enforcement and judicial practice, comprehensively summarizing academic research findings and practical experience, which is reflected in the citations in this book. Fourth, systematic. It combines general administrative law with sectoral administrative law, domestic law with European Community law and international law, and appropriately introduces foreign administrative law, including that of Asian countries. Given the above features, this book is particularly suitable for researchers and professionals in practice departments, who are also the driving force behind the development of this book.