This German handbook provides a comprehensive analysis of administrative law and administration theory in France, England, and Germany. It includes legal and theoretical perspectives and covers various aspects of the administrative process. This book will be helpful for students, researchers, and professionals interested in public administration, law, and political science in the three countries.
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