英文摘要 |
The public subjective right theory is the core of German modern public law, whose core is to reconstruct the legal status of individuals relative to the state under the framework of a rule-of-law state. It also makes right to be the overarching framework to understand and organize public law. Subjective public right has undergone complex changes in German law, making its meaning quite complicated and diverse. The introduction of this theory in China is limited to the determination of plaintiff qualification in administrative litigation at present. But the contemporary value of this traditional theory is more embodied in the following sense. According to the theory, the exploration of individual rights is to find the connection point in the black-letter law, and with the help of the interpretative framework and doctrine of the right of claim, a stable and clear empirical basis for individual rights can also be obtained. The value of the theory of subjective public rights also lies in the fact that it reminds us that a systematic concept of public rights has a dominant influence on the overall public law system, including administrative entities and administrative litigation. |