Implementing Human Rights Through Administrative Law Reforms: The Potential in China and VietnamThis publication addresses itself to NGOs, government authorities and other institutions and organisations involved in development assistance and international co-operation concerning human rights, good governance, corruption control, and related issues. |
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Acknowledgements | 15 |
Introduction | 23 |
Delimitation of subject Definitions Methodology and structure | 31 |
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abuse of power accordance actual addressed administrative acts administrative bodies administrative governance administrative law application approach arbitrary Asian authority basis century chapter China Chinese civil concept concerning Confucian considerations considered Constitution corruption Council countries courts criminal culture decision detailed discussed domestic East Asia economic effects ensure equality established Europe examination executive exercise formal forms freedom governance human rights law ideas implementation indicated individual influence instance institutions interests issues Japan justice in administration legal culture legal system legislation limited litigation means norms objective observance officials particular Party penalties People's persons political possible practice present principles procedural protection punishments referred reforms regulations relevant remedies respect result role rule of law safeguards scope servants social society sources specific standards substance supervision tion tive tool tradition various Vietnam Western