Discussion on Dualism in Legal Status of State-run Universities in China
Mei Liu
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Mei Liu
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Legal status of universities is an important content in studies on theories of educational law.A university is a major part of legal relation in education, so the legal status of universities is highly stressed in theories of educational law.This article starts with theories and status quo of legal status of universities in China, analyzes problems existing in the legal status of universities so that the universities are defined to be dualistic namely being civil subject and administrative subject.
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Legal status of universities is an important content in studies on theories of educational law.A university is a major part of legal relation in education, so the legal status of universities is highly stressed in theories of educational law.This article starts with theories and status quo of legal status of universities in China, analyzes problems existing in the legal status of universities so that the universities are defined to be dualistic namely being civil subject and administrative subject.
Key concepts: Dualism, China, Legal status, State (computer science), Computer science, Political science, Business, Law