Administrative Law Theory and Practice (2005 Edition)

Author: Peng Guicai, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is specifically compiled as a professional textbook for candidates of the National Higher Education Self-Study Examination in Administrative Law (Undergraduate Section) for self-study purposes. It can also serve as a learning resource for administrative agencies and their staff engaged in administrative law enforcement. The main contents of the book include:
Chapter 1, Overview of Administrative Law Enforcement, which elaborates on the concept and characteristics of administrative law enforcement, the distinctions between administrative law enforcement and related concepts, the functions and roles of administrative law enforcement, as well as the current state of administrative law enforcement in China;
Chapter 2, Basic Principles of Administrative Law Enforcement, which specifically discusses the relationship between the basic principles of administrative law enforcement and the basic principles of administrative law, as well as the fundamental principles that administrative law enforcement should follow;
Chapter 3, Subjects of Administrative Law Enforcement, which elaborates on the composition and scope of administrative law enforcement subjects in China;
Chapter 4, Administrative Law Enforcement Acts, which primarily explains the main forms of administrative law enforcement acts in China;
Chapter 5, Basis and Application of Administrative Law Enforcement, which specifically discusses the types of administrative law enforcement basis and the rules for their application;
Chapter 6, Procedures of Administrative Law Enforcement, which primarily elaborates on the basic procedures of administrative law enforcement;
Chapter 7, Supervision of Administrative Law Enforcement, which specifically explains the objects, content, and types of administrative law enforcement supervision;
Chapter 8, Liability and Remedies in Administrative Law Enforcement, which provides a detailed elaboration on the legal liabilities that should be borne in cases of violations in administrative law enforcement, as well as the means of relief available;
Chapter 9, WTO and Administrative Law Enforcement, which systematically explores and studies the ways and measures to improve administrative law enforcement after China's accession to the World Trade Organization.