Reflections on the Integral Nature of the Contemporary Administrative Law Science

The article examines the development of ideas about administrative law as a branch of jurisprudence. It is shown that the modern science of administrative law cannot be limited only to the coverage of existing administrative legal norms and corresponding legal relations. It is noted that without studying the laws of the emergence, transmission, and use of information in the systems of both public administration and local self-government, it is impossible to build theoretical models of the management process, analyze the situations that arise in it, develop the necessary concepts, theories and practical recommendations for its improvement. Taking this into account, it is argued that the nature of the modern science of administrative law is not purely legal but has an integral character. It is predicted that over time, the integrative nature of the science of administrative law will only develop.