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A legal-ruling government based on the Administrative Licensing Law

Xing Lian

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Through re-ordering and analyzing the promulgated Administrative Law,this paper maintains that the law represents remarkable institutional breakthrough in building up a boundary government,a procedural government,and a responsible government.These achievements have great significance for a legal-ruling government and the legalization of the state.

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Through re-ordering and analyzing the promulgated Administrative Law,this paper maintains that the law represents remarkable institutional breakthrough in building up a boundary government,a procedural government,and a responsible government.These achievements have great significance for a legal-ruling government and the legalization of the state.

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Through re-ordering and analyzing the promulgated Administrative Law,this paper maintains that the law represents remarkable institutional breakthrough in building up a boundary government,a procedural government,and a responsible government.These achievements have great significance for a legal-ruling government and the legalization of the state.

Key concepts: Legalization, Government (linguistics), Administrative law, State (computer science), Law, Political science, Boundary (topology), Public administration

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