The Comparison among the Administrative Methodologies——Taking Administrative Decision-Making as an Object Analyzed
LV Cheng
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LV Cheng
Abstract
The Theory of the Type of Administrative Action is not successful in the analysis of the administrative decision-making,for the administrative decision-making is difficult to be typed.It is more realistic for the administrative decision-making to be analyzed through The Administrative Process Theory.The theory extends the field of vision in finding problems,but it is still insufficient in solving them.Therefore,it is necessary to use The Administrative Law Relationship Theory.In the future,to do research on administrative law needs to build a three-in-one methodology system made of the Theory of the Type of Administrative Action,The Administrative Process Theory and The Administrative Law Relationship Theory.
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The Theory of the Type of Administrative Action is not successful in the analysis of the administrative decision-making,for the administrative decision-making is difficult to be typed.It is more realistic for the administrative decision-making to be analyzed through The Administrative Process Theory.The theory extends the field of vision in finding problems,but it is still insufficient in solving them.Therefore,it is necessary to use The Administrative Law Relationship Theory.In the future,to do research on administrative law needs to build a three-in-one methodology system made of the Theory of the Type of Administrative Action,The Administrative Process Theory and The Administrative Law Relationship Theory.
Key concepts: Administrative law, Process (computing), Field (mathematics), Administrative services organization, Object (grammar), Action (physics), Management science, Decision theory