Administrative legal system in social transformation

Author: Yuan Shuhong
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: In today's era as we approach the 21st century, compiling the academic achievements of Chinese law over the past two decades, enriching the resources of legal academic thought, and advocating for the grandeur of legal scholarship should be an unavoidable mission for both academia and the publishing industry. In light of this, the China Legal Publishing House has decided to launch the large-scale series "Selected Works of Chinese Legal Scholars," using legal scholars as the "longitude" and their respective writings as the "latitude" to broadly outline the trajectory of legal research in China since the reform and opening-up. This series of selected works, on one hand, showcases the academic journey, research insights, and life paths of the legal scholars, and on one hand, highlights their academic innovations, theoretical systems, and the spark of ideas with personal charm. This book is one of them. This book is divided into five parts: Part I is on the rule of law, administrative rule of law, and administrative law, primarily discussing the general theories of the rule of law, administration according to law, and administrative law, which is somewhat similar to the general principles part in legislation; Part II is on the developing administrative law system, covering topics such as administrative organizations, administrative personnel, administrative legislation, administrative enforcement, administrative justice, administrative procedures, administrative reconsideration, administrative litigation, and compensation, akin to the specific provisions part in legislation; Part III is on empirical research on the rule of law and administrative rule of law, primarily including three series of investigation reports on the rule of law; Part IV is on administrative rule of law in judicial review, selecting two highly influential administrative litigation cases handled by the author, through which the spirit of administrative rule of law can be discerned in individual administrative litigation cases; Part V is on the administrative rule of law in Western countries, featuring both the author's comparative discussions on the administrative rule of law in major Western countries and translations of the administrative law of the United States and France.