Administrative and Legal General Principles

Author: Gan Wen
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book consists of seven chapters. The first chapter presents two opposing theoretical models, the second chapter discusses the balance category and theory of administrative law, the third chapter explores the balanced interaction between law and administration, the fourth chapter reviews the development and evaluation of Chinese administrative law theory. The fifth chapter examines the application of interest measurement methods in judicial review, the sixth chapter addresses judicial fairness and judicial review, and the seventh chapter analyzes the impact of the WTO on China's judicial review system. The author is a significant participant in the fundamental theoretical research of administrative law and has made positive contributions to the study of balanced theory in administrative law. The book takes two opposing theoretical models as its starting point, conducting a systematic, historical, and comparative study of the basic theories of administrative law. It provides an in-depth interpretation of the fundamental theories of administration and law, offers constructive critical perspectives on the state of Chinese administrative law theory, and reflects some achievements in balanced theory research, demonstrating original insights. As a judge, the author offers insightful observations and analyses on the practical value of fundamental theories, presenting unique viewpoints. Therefore, this book holds significant reference value for promoting judicial reform, improving judicial mechanisms, and implementing the strategy of governing the country according to law.