State, Civil Society, and Rule of Law

Author: Ma Changshan
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book takes civil society theory as its foundation to conduct an in-depth study of the intrinsic theoretical pathways of the rule of law and the underlying driving forces behind the emergence of Western legalism. It thoroughly analyzes and grasps the new changes and trends in the relationship between the contemporary state and society, as well as their profound impact on the rule of law. Consequently, it draws the important conclusion that the interactive relationship between the state and civil society constitutes the foundation and boundaries of the rule of law. Building on this, the book systematically designs and explains the theoretical framework of the rule of law from the perspective of civil society theory, establishing a theoretical system for the rule of law based on civil society theory. Thus, it demonstrates strong academic cutting-edge relevance and theoretical innovation, while also possessing a strong sense of the times and practical guiding significance.