Volume 1 General Provisions of Civil Law
Chapter 1 Introduction to Civil Law
? Section 1 Introduction ?
Section 2 Courts of the Civil Code
Chapter 2 General Rights
Section 1 Legal Relationships and Rights and Obligations
Section 2 Principle of Good Faith
Chapter 3 Subjects of Rights
? Section 1 Introduction
? Section 2 Natural Person
Section 3 Legal Person
Chapter 4 Objects of Rights (Things)
Section 1 Object of Rights (Things)
Chapter 5 Changes in Rights
? Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Legal Acts
Section 3 Expression of Intent
Section 4 Agency for Legal Acts
Section 5 Invalidity and Cancellation of Legal Acts
Section 6. Accessory to legal acts
Chapter 6 Period
Section 1 Period
Chapter 7 Statute of Limitations
? Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Requirements for the Statute of Limitations
Section 3 Interruption and Suspension of the Statute of Limitations
Section 4 Effect of Completion of the Statute of Limitations

Volume 2 Administrative Law
Chapter 1: General Theory of Administrative Law
Section 1 Administration and Administrative Law
Section 2 Principles of Rule of Law Administration
Section 3 Courts of Administrative Law
Section 4 General Principles of Administrative Law
Section 5 Legal Relationships under Administrative Law
Section 6 Changes in Administrative Legal Relationships (Occurrence, Change, and Termination)
Chapter 2 Administrative Action Law
Section 1 Administrative Legislation
Section 2 Administrative Acts
Section 3 Other Major Administrative Action Forms
Chapter 3 Administrative Procedures and Disclosure of Administrative Information, etc.
Section 1 Administrative Procedures
Section 2 Information Disclosure System and Personal Information Protection System
Chapter 4 Means of Ensuring Fulfillment of Administrative Obligations
Section 1 General Provisions
Section 2 Administrative Enforcement
Section 3 Immediate Administrative Enforcement
Section 4 Administrative Penalties
Section 5 New means of securing performance of obligations
Chapter 5 Administrative Relief Act
Section 1 Administrative Damage Compensation System
Section 2 Administrative Appeals
Section 3 Administrative Litigation
Chapter 6 Administrative Organization Act
Section 1 Significance of the Administrative Organization Act
Section 2 Local Autonomy Act
Section 3 Public Officials Act
Chapter 7 Special Administrative Actions Act
Section 1 Police Administration Act
Section 2 Tribute Law
Section 3 Public Burden Act
? Section 4 Other Special Administrative Actions

Volume 3 Introduction to Public Administration
Chapter 1: Basic Theories of Public Administration
Section 1: The Essence of Administration
Section 2: Direction and Value of Administration
Section 3: Characteristics and System of Public Administration
Section 4 Market Failure and Government Failure
Section 5: Major Theories of Public Administration
Chapter 2 Policy Theory
Section 1: The Essence of Policy and Policy Studies
Section 2 Policy Agenda and Policy Goals
Section 3: Participants in the Policy Process and Relationships Between Participants
Section 4 Policy Analysis and Future Forecasting
Section 5 Policy Decisions
Section 6 Policy Execution
Section 7 Policy Evaluation and Feedback
Chapter 3 Organizational Theory
Section 1 Organization and Organizational Theory
Section 2 Organizational Structure Theory
Section 3 Organizational Environment Theory
Section 4 Organizational Management Theory
Section 5 Organizational Innovation
Chapter 4: Personnel Administration
Section 1: Basic Theory of Personnel Administration
Section 2 Classification of Public Officials
Section 3 Appointment of Civil Servants
Section 4: Capacity Development of Civil Servants
Section 5: Welfare and Morale of Civil Servants
Section 6 Public Service Ethics and Corruption
Chapter 5 Financial Administration Theory
Section 1: The Concept and Essence of the Budget
Section 2 Types of Budgets
Section 3 Budget System
Section 4 Budget Process
Chapter 6: Administrative Reflux Theory
Section 1 Administrative Responsibility and Control
Section 2 Administrative Reform
Section 3 Informatization and Administration
Chapter 7 Local Autonomy Theory
Section 1: Basic Theory of Local Autonomy
Section 2 Relationship between Local Governments and the State
Section 3 Types, Organizations, and Affairs of Local Governments
Section 4 Local Government Finances
Section 5 Local Autonomy and Residents

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