Macau's political system

Author: Wu Zhiliang
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Publish Date: 1997-09-01
Features: A specialized work on the political system of Macau. Written by Wu Zhiliang and published by the Macau Foundation in 1995. In the chapter "Historical Evolution of the Political System," the author examines the changes in Macau's administrative divisions, the early autonomous model of Portuguese residents in Macau, the management of Macau affairs by the Ming and Qing governments, the establishment, evolution, and coordination of colonial governance and colonial policies. In the second chapter "Current Political System," the author provides a concise introduction to the basic laws and organizational structure of public administration, the organization, functions, and powers of the Governor of Macau, the Legislative Council, the judiciary, and municipal bodies, and elaborates on the basic content of the civil service system. In the third chapter "Development of the Political System," the author clarifies the political system model designed by the "Basic Law of the Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China" and argues on important topics such as political continuity and the localization of civil servants. This book is a comprehensive work in Chinese that explores the political system of Macau, providing valuable reference for understanding Macau and the evolution of its political and administrative system.