Following the successful release of the first part of the Administrative Law series (Book One), which covered three main axes: the nature of administrative law, administrative organization, and the manifestations of administrative activity (administrative control and public utility management), we are pleased to present the second part (Book Two). This volume addresses the means of administrative activity, namely the human, legal, and material resources that the administration possesses in exercising its regulatory and facility-related functions.

The topics of this work are divided into four chapters. The first chapter deals with the topic of public service as a human resource for administrative activity. It covers the fundamentals of public service, appointment to public office, employment statuses, performance evaluation, rights and duties of public employees, disciplinary actions, and termination of service.

The second and third chapters address administrative decisions and administrative contracts, the two legal instruments of administrative activity. Chapter Two covers the definition, characteristics, and importance of administrative decisions, distinguishing them from other legal acts, their components, types, enforcement, execution, and termination. Chapter Three is dedicated to administrative contracts, covering their nature, types, formation, effects, and conclusion.

In the fourth chapter, we examine the material means for exercising administrative activity: public funds. This section discusses the concept of public funds, the nature of the state's right over them, the methods of their use, and the legal protection of public funds, encompassing both civil and criminal protection.

• ISBN: 9789957167851
• Weight: 0.800 kg
• Dimensions: 17x24 cm
• Paper: White
• Pages: 360
• Year of Publication: 2022
• Binding: Hardcover