General Theory of EU Economic and Administrative Law

Author: Zhu Shudi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2000-11-01
Features: This book begins with the emergence and continuous refinement of economic administrative law in the process of European integration, focusing on the management of economic entities and economic operations within the EU by the EU's administrative power. Through an introduction and analysis of the extensive and widely applicable economic administrative regulations, directives, decisions, and other policy frameworks of the EU, it outlines the overall framework of the current EU economic administrative law that regulates administrative power and adjusts economic development. The main content of the book is divided into four parts: "An Overview of EU Economic Administrative Law," "EU Common Market Law," "EU Common Policies," "EU Administrative Procedures and Judicial Review," and a concluding section: "China-EU Economic and Trade Relations and Their Legal Integration," providing an in-depth interpretation of EU economic administrative law from different perspectives. The book offers unique insights, innovative perspectives, rigorous arguments, and comprehensive data, providing readers with a fresh perspective to understand Europe, recognize EU economic administrative law, and grasp the overall trend of EU legal development. It also holds reference value for China's construction of a socialist rule of law state.