Administrative Contract Theory

Author: Zeng Xianyi
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Publish Date: 2000-08-01
Features: "Administrative Contract Theory" is another strong academic monograph introduced in the "Legal Science Library." The author employs comparative, historical, and empirical analytical methods, conducting in-depth and systematic research and organization on theoretical issues of administrative contracts through thematic studies. The scope covers fundamental theoretical questions such as defining the scope of administrative contracts, the relationship between administrative contracts and the concept of (administrative law compliance), the extent and range of applying civil law principles, the principles of allocating rights and obligations between the government and the counterpart in contracts, procedural norms and controls for the government's exercise of administrative contractual power, and the construction of relevant remedy systems. The book also analyzes two representative contract forms—"Government Procurement Contracts" and "Public Security Commitment Responsibility Agreements"—through case studies, aiming to deepen the understanding and grasp of administrative contracts, which exist between power-based acts and ordinary contracts. This book is a pioneering academic work in the field of administrative law theoretical research in recent years.