Exploration of Rule of Law

Author: Lü Zhiguang
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The book is divided into two parts, "The Thinking Section" and "The Trying Section," reflecting a combination of theoretical thinking and practical experience summaries. It has strong theoretical and exploratory characteristics. From the articles included, it can be seen that the author's thoughts and discussions cover the origins and development of Chinese and foreign rule of law concepts, as well as all aspects of governing according to law and governing provinces according to law. Particularly, the book provides an in-depth analysis and research on the work, implementation steps, specific measures, and requirements of Guangdong's rule of law. Based on a careful summary of experience, it proposes highly operational countermeasures for existing problems and some key and difficult issues, offering certain guiding significance.
As a collection, the book closely adheres to the theme of "rule of law," showcasing multi-level and multi-angle thinking, with many insights and a straightforward and lively writing style. Several topics also touch on cutting-edge and innovative content in the fields of law and political science, as well as in practical work, such as news legislation, public opinion supervision, responding to the challenges of joining the WTO, the relationship between rule of law and political civilization, and the establishment of "socialist rule of law studies." The author remains grounded in the principles of rule of law, observing and analyzing issues while presenting his own viewpoints.
As a "preliminary exploration," although some views still need further refinement, the author's deep thoughtfulness and passion for advancing the rule of law are worth recognition and promotion.