Comparative Administrative Law

Author: Zhang Zhengzhao
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Publish Date: 1998-12-01
Features: This book, excluding the preface, is divided into six parts, broadly covering the basic systems of administrative law in countries around the world. The preface explores fundamental issues of comparative administrative law, such as its emergence, basic functions, and research methods. Part I Comparative Principles of Administrative Law primarily discusses theoretical issues common to administrative law systems, including the integration of administration and law, the emergence of administrative law in different contexts, the distinct characteristics of administrative law, the theoretical foundations of administrative law, administrative legal relationships, and the development trends of administrative law and administrative jurisprudence. Part II Comparative Administrative Organization Systems objectively compares administrative organization systems to identify their commonalities and individualities. Part III Comparative Systems of Administrative Power Exercise examines specific administrative law systems, including administrative legislation, administrative guidance, administrative contracts, administrative permits, and administrative penalties. Part IV Comparative Administrative Procedure explores the basic theories, historical development, theoretical foundations, and fundamental functions of administrative procedure law, comparing the different models of administrative procedure law.