A Study On Several Questions Of Chinese Administrative Rule Of Law Relating To WTO

Conforming to the trend of the world economic integration and globalization, China, in consideration of the needs for reforming economic system and establishing socialist market econony, entered WTO on Dec. 10,2001, after more than 14 years of marathon negotiations, thus opening a new epoch for restructuring of economic and political system. China has since then stepped into the mainstream of international econormy and trade. Though a golden opportunity is provided upon China's accession to WTO, China is faced with all - round challenges.According to the legal system of WTO, there are two types of disputes that are not within the scope of WTO dispute resolution mechanism. One is the disputes among subjects of private laws, and the other refers to those between subjects of private laws and administrative subjects Domestic laws have jurisdiction over these disputes. The subject who has the right to initiate a judicial process is limited to member country. Therefore, it is the governments not the enterprises that are affected the most after WTO accession. Based on the knowledge that the legal system of WTO is an unified administrative code, this dissertation discusses how to renew the administrative conception, change operating patterns of the executive power and construct the administrative publicity system in response to the influence WTO has on Chinese government. It intends to construct a fair, public, free and equal social value system, under which a limited, responsible government, which is ruled by law and serves people will be finally realized.