Administrative Law Philosophy

Author: Song
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This book can be regarded as a positive response from the Chinese administrative law academic community. It is a monograph on legal philosophy. From the perspective of administrative law philosophy, the author conducts an in-depth and meticulous comparative study on fundamental issues such as the emergence, development, and evolution of formal and substantive rationality in administrative law. Additionally, the author provides a relatively objective evaluation of major administrative law philosophical theories, including the theory of management, the theory of control, and the theory of balance. Building on a profound reflection on the rationality of administrative law, the author adheres to the worldview and methodology of Marxism, systematically arguing the reconstruction of modern administrative law rationality and the integration of formal and substantive rationality around the constraints and incentives mechanisms of modern administrative law. The entire book presents clear arguments, sufficient evidence, and detailed reasoning. The author consistently employs empirical and normative analysis methods in administrative law research, demonstrating the logic and persuasiveness of the entire argumentation process. This book is a monograph on legal philosophy that is both highly theoretical and practically instructive for administrative legal practice. It is expected to play a positive role in promoting the development of administrative law.