Administrative Law, by Andrés Serra Rojas

Administrative Law, by Andrés Serra Rojas, is a classic work in twentieth-century Mexican administrative-law scholarship. Published in Mexico in 1959 by Librería de Manuel Porrúa, this first edition is of considerable bibliographical interest in the development of Administrative Law studies in Mexico.

The work provides a comprehensive treatment of the discipline based on legal doctrine, legislation, and jurisprudence, with particular emphasis on Mexican law. Serra Rojas examines the foundations and sources of Administrative Law, the activity of the contemporary State, the organization and structure of Public Administration, the public service, and the different forms of administrative activity.

The author draws upon extensive Mexican and foreign legal scholarship, relating major European administrative-law doctrines to the particular characteristics of Mexican Public Administration. Contemporary academic commentary praised the breadth of the bibliography and the author's extensive use of Mexican legislation and case law.

As a first edition, and given Serra Rojas's importance in the development of Mexican administrative-law doctrine, this is a valuable item for specialized legal libraries, researchers, scholars of Public Law, and collectors of Latin American legal literature.

CATALOG

• Author: Andrés Serra Rojas
• Title: Administrative Law
• Subtitle: Doctrine, Legislation and Jurisprudence
• Publisher: Librería de Manuel Porrúa
• Place: Mexico City
• Year: 1959
• Edition: First edition
• Pages: 871
• Subject: Administrative Law
• Field: Public Law
• Language: Spanish