Introduction to Administrative Law

Author: Hu Jin Guang (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The operation of the executive power, legislative power, and judicial power exhibits different characteristics. Modern administrative management, in terms of depth and breadth, as well as methods, differs significantly from that of the modern era. It can be said that every aspect of social life falls within the scope of administrative management, and every individual, from birth to death, is under its purview. More notably, modern administrative management actively and proactively engages with members of society, which increases the likelihood of infringing on citizens' rights. This is precisely why administrative agencies are required not only to prioritize efficiency and fairness but also to ensure the legality and rationality of their administrative actions. This book covers almost all fields of Chinese administrative law and has reached the highest level of research in the discipline. It is systematic, analytically deep, and rich in content, incorporating the latest international perspectives and principles while also reflecting the most recent domestic research and policy trends in administrative law. As a graduate-level textbook, it effectively enhances the theoretical knowledge and practical skills of readers.