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全民政治   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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〔美〕威爾確斯(D. F. Wilcox)原著
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Title
全民政治
Publisher
廣東中央書局[發行者]
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目錄
引言
第一章 序論
第一節 現代要求單純民政一部分的復活之情形
第二章 創製權
第二節 創製權之說明
第三節 反對創製權之第一理由—破壞憲法之固定性
第四節 反對創製權之第二理由—釀成多數之專制
第五節 反對創製權之第三理由—侮辱司法之特權
第六節 反對創製權之第四理由—將致非科學的立法
第七節 反對創製權之第五理由—誘導急激的立法
第八節 反對創製權之第六理由—將為特別利益關系所利用以壓抑人民
第九節 贊成創製權之第一理由—使個人在政治上有所利用
第十節 贊成創製權之第二理由—使一種法律當由希望此法律成功者起革
第十一節 贊成創製權之第三理由—使主權者得行其志不必求立法部之許可
第十二節 贊成創製權之第四理由—供選舉權伸縮之有秩序的方法
第三章 複決權
第十三節 複決權之解釋
第十四節 反對複決權之第一理由—供給立法部卸責之口實
第十五節 反對複決權之第二理由—干涉有秩序的執行政府之職務
第十六節 贊成複決權之第一理由—削除法部許予特別權利之最終決定權力以免誘惑
第十七節 贊成複決權之第二理由—保全公眾之富源
第十八節 贊成複決權之第三理由—保持立法部與民眾感情相一致
第十九節 複決權對於法法庭判決
第四章 罷官權
第二十節 罷官權之說明
第廿一節 反對罷官權之第一理由—餒官吏之勇氣而
第廿二節 反對罷官權之第二理由—使一公職地位較
第廿三節 反對罷官權之第三理由—侵犯官吏在既定任期中供職之道德上利
第廿四節 贊成罷官權之第一理由—人民應有繼續的權利以修正其在公僕選舉上之過失
第廿五節 贊成罷官權之第二理由—關集中責任及延長任期之途
第廿六節 委任官之罷免
第廿七節 裁判官之罷免

Language Chinese
Publication date 民國十六年[1927]
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政治制度
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