Administrative Litigation Law (Second Edition)

Author: Yang Jiejun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The book Administrative Law comprehensively and concisely introduces the basic theories and fundamental knowledge of administrative law, as well as the latest research achievements in domestic and international administrative law studies. It covers topics such as the general principles of administrative law, the theory of administrative subjects, administrative acts, administrative violations and supervision, among others. Considering that administrative review, administrative compensation, and administrative litigation all belong to legal systems that provide relief and correction for unlawful or improper administrative acts, we have specially treated the content related to administrative review and state compensation and placed it in the book Administrative Litigation Law for introduction. The examples in the textbook are all carefully selected by the author from thousands of cases, mostly published cases or actual incidents, which are both interesting and valuable for research. The discussion questions worth exploring in the textbook are some ideas generated by the author during teaching and research, intended to serve as prompts and guidance for students' further reflection. The supplementary reading materials section includes selected information from domestic and international sources by the author, aiming to save readers the trouble of searching for relevant materials and broaden students' knowledge horizons. Compared to domestic comparable textbooks, the features of this set lie in: First, its innovative format and structure. Each chapter of the book consists of main text, discussion questions worth exploring in this chapter, case discussions, and supplementary reading materials. The book also includes the latest commonly used laws, regulations, and judicial interpretations at the end for students to consult at any time. Second, its up-to-date content and high knowledge density. The writing of the book incorporates the content of the newly promulgated Law on Legislation, Regulations on the Procedure for Formulating Administrative Regulations, Regulations on the Procedure for Formulating Rules, and judicial interpretations on administrative litigation law, as well as current theoretical research achievements. The content not only covers the basic theory and practice of domestic administrative law but also provides necessary introductions to related knowledge both domestically and internationally. Third, its focus on inspiring students' thinking. The book attempts to summarize and encompass the widest possible amount of academic information in as concise language as possible, while the designed discussion questions and case discussions aim to stimulate students' interest in learning and cultivate their innovative spirit.