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The article is a review of the book "Public Administrations and Administrative Rights" written by Francisco Velasco Caballero. The author highlights the intrinsic relationship between Public Administration and administrative law, and proposes a novel explanation of the division between public and private law. The book offers a revision and reconstruction of the concept of administrative law, with influences from the German and Spanish schools. It also addresses topics such as the relationship with the Constitution, the structure of administration, and the collaboration of individuals in achieving general interests. The author proposes a comparative methodology for administrative law and examines reforms to Public Administration. [Extracted from the article]

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