The Relationship Between Traditional Administrative Law and Government Regulation law
Mao Ming-chen
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Mao Ming-chen
Abstract
Government regulation is a ubiquitous trend in modern society and is also an important function of the government.The relationship between government regulation and administrative management and the relationship between government regulation law and traditional administrative law have to do with the relationship of universality and individuality,which can be traced from all kinds of elements.Considering the administrative law regime from the angle of government regulation law,traditional administrative law and traditional economic law,one can find that it is conducive to the improvement of government relation law to treat government regulation law as an important sub-branch law,established on the basis of general administrative law theories.
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Government regulation is a ubiquitous trend in modern society and is also an important function of the government.The relationship between government regulation and administrative management and the relationship between government regulation law and traditional administrative law have to do with the relationship of universality and individuality,which can be traced from all kinds of elements.Considering the administrative law regime from the angle of government regulation law,traditional administrative law and traditional economic law,one can find that it is conducive to the improvement of government relation law to treat government regulation law as an important sub-branch law,established on the basis of general administrative law theories.
Key concepts: Administrative law, Public law, Law, Private law, Government (linguistics), Universality (dynamical systems), Municipal law, Comparative law