Relationship between City Construction and Legal Protection
Yang Xing-xiang
Abstract
Yang Xing-xiang
Abstract
As the quick tempo of city construction in our country in several decades,there are many great changes in every city.At the same time,there are some problems.It's necessary to use administrative methods and policy steps for city construction,but the legal protection will be the best choice in a long-term.Legal protection is the root protection for city construction.In the process of city construction,it's necessary to raise policy decision to law in order to strengthern its stabilization and specification.It can embody the social will and enforce the law,protect cultural heritage of law system,and prefect social protection system of city construction.City construction can make a faster and better development basing on the legal protection.
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As the quick tempo of city construction in our country in several decades,there are many great changes in every city.At the same time,there are some problems.It's necessary to use administrative methods and policy steps for city construction,but the legal protection will be the best choice in a long-term.Legal protection is the root protection for city construction.In the process of city construction,it's necessary to raise policy decision to law in order to strengthern its stabilization and specification.It can embody the social will and enforce the law,protect cultural heritage of law system,and prefect social protection system of city construction.City construction can make a faster and better development basing on the legal protection.
Key concepts: Order (exchange), Process (computing), Business, Law, Urban construction, Cultural heritage, Political science, Environmental planning