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Expanding Public's Participation In Administrative Legislation——Enlightment from American public's participation in administrative legislation

Mo Liu

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In order to expand China's public's participation in the administrative legislation,borrowing the ideas from American,the author brings forward the idea of the improvement on the public's participation in the administrative legislation according to China's realistic situation.

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In order to expand China's public's participation in the administrative legislation,borrowing the ideas from American,the author brings forward the idea of the improvement on the public's participation in the administrative legislation according to China's realistic situation.

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In order to expand China's public's participation in the administrative legislation,borrowing the ideas from American,the author brings forward the idea of the improvement on the public's participation in the administrative legislation according to China's realistic situation.

Key concepts: Legislation, China, Public administration, Order (exchange), Public participation, Administrative law, Administrative services organization, Political science

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