Hong Jun-hyung: Issues in Korean Administrative Law

Korean administration has been growing phenomenally over the last 60 years. The writer is making his diagnosis that while he was influenced by foreigners, including Kumi and Japan, he is heading for a unique Korean administrative law that suits South Korea’s legal realities and culture. The book has discussed 60 issues, from the general theory of administrative law to special administrative law, on theoretical background, theories, precedents and desirable solutions. The writer? A Public Study? What, what? The Administrative Gun of Seoul University? The articles and updates published in the journal are major. If administrative law is a prescription for legalism in modern administrative states, then Korean administrative law was a national prescription of the realities of Korea and was the way of Korea. Meanwhile, the Korean administration has made remarkable progress and is now moving beyond positive growth into a mature quality. The process of democracy and the subsequent dynamic changes and development in the legislation, justice and administration of administrative law are a real reminder of that. Most of all, there was a remarkable development in the field of legislation. There is still no way to avoid the fallacy of the age as the administrative law did, but the development of administrative legislation, the intelligence and the electronic government laws, was absolutely brilliant. If the march of legislation was a positive growth, quality growth was carried on through administrative law frameworks. Nevertheless, the writer now reports that Korean law enforcement still has a lot of limitations and few problems left.

Korean title: 한국행정법의 쟁점

Korean author: 홍준형

Korean publisher: 서울대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788952120205