Core Curriculum Correlation Guide: Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law

Author: Zhang Shuyi
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Features: China, as a whole, belongs to the civil law system. Civil law legal education primarily focuses on the reasoning process of the cyclic interaction among "theories," "norms," and "cases." In contrast, Chinese legal education places great emphasis on theories and has recently become interested in cases. However, norms have yet to receive sufficient attention from the academic community, yet norms are at the core of legal reasoning—this cannot be said to be without regret. To address this, following the publishing philosophy of "explaining core norms as the central link," we have launched the "Core Curriculum Correlation Guide." This series of books includes three major sections in its content:
Arguments—Based on the learning focus of the field, it highlights important theories and core systems, provides recommended reading lists, and offers theoretical guidance for in-depth study.
Norms—It selects all essential regulations, guiding you through the current legal norm system.
Cases—It presents typical cases for core legal provisions, with comments from authoritative experts, providing professional guidance for applying legal norms and conducting theoretical analysis. This allows you to observe social realities with a legal professional's perspective. Through such correlated learning, you can gain an in-depth and comprehensive understanding of legal knowledge. This is the fundamental purpose of this book, but not its entirety.
The judicial examination has become a must-pass path for Chinese legal professionals due to its authority and practicality. How to combine classroom learning with judicial examination preparation is a key issue we focus on. To address this, we have created the "Judicial Examination Column." The main functions of the "Judicial Examination Column" are as follows:
1. Integrating Classroom Learning and Judicial Examination Review—The "Judicial Examination Column" follows the corresponding chapters, allowing for simultaneous classroom learning and exam review, complementing each other.
2. Corresponding Learning of Exam Syllabus and Essential Norms—For specific points of the syllabus, it provides related legal provisions, making key provisions clearly identifiable.
3. Self-Assessment Using Past Judicial Examination Questions—It includes past exam questions corresponding to relevant provisions, along with reference answers for timely self-assessment.
This series is aimed at law students and other professionals, focusing on the intrinsic correlation between legal provisions, arguments, and cases. It organizes relevant theoretical viewpoints, analyzes typical cases, outlines specific norm systems, and promotes the interaction between theoretical learning and legislative practice. It cleverly combines classroom learning with judicial examination review. The goal is to provide authoritative learning guidance for legal professionals, strengthen the weak links in Chinese legal education, and advance the professionalization and in-depth development of Chinese legal education.