Administrative Law (MPA Series Textbooks for Public Administration)

Author: Pi Chunxie et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-09-02
Features: Public Administration and Public Management, with the significant difference from private administration and management being: Public Administration and Public Management are the functions of state public power; the purpose of Public Administration and Public Management is to safeguard and maintain the public interest; Public Administration and Public Management must be subject to the rule of law and constraints; Public Administration and Public Management are subject to broad supervision by the public. In short, Public Administration and Public Management are active state functions governed by constitutional and legal values. This book, starting from the professional characteristics of the Master of Public Administration program, connects with mainstream theories and empirical analysis internationally, systematically elaborates on China's current administrative law theory and the practice of administrative rule of law. Its main contents include: Introduction to Administrative Law (Overview of Administrative Law, Basic Theories and Principles of Administrative Law), Administrative Organization Law (Administrative Subjects, Administrative Organizations, Civil Servants, Administrative Powers), Administrative Action Law (Introduction to Administrative Actions, Administrative Legislation, Administrative Permits, Administrative Exactions, Administrative Penalties, Administrative Compulsions, Administrative Investigations, Administrative Contracts, Administrative Guidance, Administrative Planning, Administrative Factual Actions), Administrative Procedure Law (Overview of Administrative Procedures, Basic Principles of Administrative Procedures, Basic Systems of Administrative Procedures), Administrative Supervision and Administrative Remedies Law (Administrative Violations and Administrative Liability, Administrative Supervision and Legal Supervision of Administrative Affairs, Administrative Reconsideration, Administrative Litigation, Administrative Compensation and Administrative Reimbursement).