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On the Trend of the Public Higher Educational Institutions Public Legal Person

Shen Su

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By analyzing related documents and cases, this article studied the legal status of the public higher educational institutions in France、Germany、United Kingdom、America、Japan and Taiwan province. This article holds that it is a trend to make the public higher educational institutions public legal person, which deserves more research and study.

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By analyzing related documents and cases, this article studied the legal status of the public higher educational institutions in France、Germany、United Kingdom、America、Japan and Taiwan province. This article holds that it is a trend to make the public higher educational institutions public legal person, which deserves more research and study.

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By analyzing related documents and cases, this article studied the legal status of the public higher educational institutions in France、Germany、United Kingdom、America、Japan and Taiwan province. This article holds that it is a trend to make the public higher educational institutions public legal person, which deserves more research and study.

Key concepts: Legal status, Political science, Higher education, Public institution, Kingdom, Public administration, Economic growth, Law

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