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A tentative analysis of operation system of administratiive power

Yanli Zhang

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Abstract

In China, the mode of rule of law is to weaken the power of political power of the country, and to nurture the right of civil society. The theoretical basis of administrative power should be a power control-balance one, therefore the operation process of administrative power should be legal control and guide process.

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In China, the mode of rule of law is to weaken the power of political power of the country, and to nurture the right of civil society. The theoretical basis of administrative power should be a power control-balance one, therefore the operation process of administrative power should be legal control and guide process.

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In China, the mode of rule of law is to weaken the power of political power of the country, and to nurture the right of civil society. The theoretical basis of administrative power should be a power control-balance one, therefore the operation process of administrative power should be legal control and guide process.

Key concepts: Power (physics), Control (management), Balance (ability), Process (computing), Politics, Nature versus nurture, Law and economics, China

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