CHAPTER I. The Public Administration. I.- Concept. II.- Origin and historical evolution. III.- Personification of the public administration in the current legal system. Key features
CHAPTER II. Administrative law. I.- Nature. II.- Key features.
CHAPTER III.- Administrative authority and the entailment to the legal principle. I.- Concept of authority ‘‘potesta’’. II. - Methods for granting powers to administrative bodies. III.- Types of powers.
CHAPTER IV.- Special nature and typology of administrative action. The self-enforcing ‘autotutela’ principle. I.- The ‘‘autotutela’’ principle, special nature. II.- Types of ‘‘autotutela’’. III.- Limits to ‘‘autotutela’’. IV.- Citizen protection before ‘‘autotutela’’.
CHAPTER V.- Sources of administrative law. Structure and characteristics. I.- Sources of administrative law. II.- Organisational principles. III.- implementation criteria. IV.- Non-parliamentary ranked as laws. V.- European law overview.
CHAPTER VI.- Regulations as specific source of administrative law. I.- Concept and characteristics. II.- Lawfulness and efficacy for regulations. III.- Types of regulations. IV.- Regulation monitoring.
CHAPTER VII. Administrative structures. Self-organising powers. I.- Theory of the administrative organisation. II.- Collegiate bodies. III.- Organisational techniques.
CHAPTER VIII. State administration. I.- General concepts. II.- Bodies.
CHAPTER IX The regional administration. I. Basic legislation. II.- Structure of the Valencia Regional Government.
CHAPTER X Local Government. I.- The principle of local autonomy. II.- Sources of local law. III.- Special legal frameworks. IV.- Types of local entities. V.- Elements of local administration´s organisational structure. VI.- The Province.
CHAPTER XI. Corporative and institutional administration. I.- Corporative administration. II.- Institutional administration.
CHAPTER XII. The administrative statement. I.- Concept and characteristics. II.- Types of administrative decisions. III.- Elements of the act. IV.-The administrative silence: tacit consent or dissent, absence or lack of reply: alleged acts. V.- The efficacy of administrative decisions. VI.- Suspension of efficacy and extinction of administrative acts. VII.- Validity and nullity of administrative decisions. The theory of invalidity.
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