On Positioning of Citizen Right and State Right
Bin Wu
Abstract
Bin Wu
Abstract
Citizen right is characterized by autonomy, teleonomy, legality and action and manifested in proper right, legal right and practical right. While exercising one's rights, a citizen should abide by principles of public interest, rational limitation and honest credit. State right is characterized by mandatory nature, sovereignty, inequality, resources domination and autonomy and manifested in decentralized state right, monopolized state right and institutionalized state right. Exercise of state rights keeps limited autonomous operation principle and law domination principle.
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Citizen right is characterized by autonomy, teleonomy, legality and action and manifested in proper right, legal right and practical right. While exercising one's rights, a citizen should abide by principles of public interest, rational limitation and honest credit. State right is characterized by mandatory nature, sovereignty, inequality, resources domination and autonomy and manifested in decentralized state right, monopolized state right and institutionalized state right. Exercise of state rights keeps limited autonomous operation principle and law domination principle.
Key concepts: Exclusive right, Principle of legality, State (computer science), Autonomy, Sovereignty, Constitutional right, Right to health, Right to know