Bureaucratic Justice (Taking the Handling of Disability Rights Claims in Social Security as an Example)

Author: (USA) Ma Xiao, translated by He Weiwen and Bi Jingyue
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: An exceptionally valuable book
Ma Xiao discusses a wide range of topics without being superficial, presenting a coherent and challenging theory in a vivid and engaging prose style. For anyone seeking the elusive goal of developing a more humane and effective public bureaucracy, Bureaucratic Justice seems destined to become a standard reference work. The subtitle of the book reveals that its academic research is based on empirical evidence and primary sources, and scholars studying this issue of overall social interest aim to identify the root causes of problems and propose more rational, efficient, and fair solutions. Undoubtedly, the authors have succeeded. This administrative law work, completed in 1983, has become one of the most cited legal works to date. The introduction of this book will provide multidimensional references for China's current social security system.