administrative law perspective on the privatization issue（行政法视角私有化问题）.docVIP

Administrative Law Perspective on the privatization issue Abstract: The rest of the world social and public affairs management of state-owned companies or enterprises and institutions, who have varying degrees of commitment to economic or social pressures. Countries, the power of contraction, based on good management of public affairs has been the premise, which is reflected in two , the First, the social forces in the privatization of public affairs under the able and orderly conduct of business, and the second, private power operation during the course of public affairs actions and measures taken to comply with the law itself and the main body of the general social minimal impact. The requirements of private power in itself is a very important principle of administrative law - the principle of proportionality - are closely related. Keywords: administrative law, privatization, development from the perspective of historical development, the country’s nature and power of the properties along with the development and people’s attitudes change and mutate from the beginning of the centralization of state power produces tyranny mode, the modern bourgeois democratic revolution under the leadership of, the separation of powers, the concept of a controller into the country’s ruling in the formation and management of the typical “separation of powers” model rule under state management. Yao Yanzhi, social progress, is actually a big power back, the right to forge ahead in the process. In this context, “privatization” issue as to the concept of separation of powers, under the guidance of the final decline of state power positions - the administrative law an important research question, “wave of privatization of public administration of classical liberal ideas to build a tradition of rule of law concept of administrative law, privatization of public policy will assume the task of many public enterprises included in the privatization list.” A basic overview of soci