Jurisprudence and Legal History: Problem Points and Sources

Author: Jiang Daxing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: An indispensable tool for teaching and research, rapidly and effectively enhancing academic standards. This series follows the classification of major domestic courses, comprising ten volumes, providing a comprehensive retrieval of legal papers from the past decade both domestically and internationally. With detailed citations, it offers researchers reliable and complete bibliographic references for tracing specific topics. With this volume in hand, one can stay informed about research trends in relevant fields without leaving home, greatly facilitating the absorption of prior achievements and the synthesis of knowledge for educators and researchers. The entire series is divided into four major sections: "History of Legal Thought and Legal History," "History of Legal Institutions," "Jurisprudence," and "English Section." The "History of Legal Thought and Legal History" includes "Western Philosophy of Law and History of Western Law" and "History of Chinese Legal Thought and History of Chinese Law." The "History of Legal Institutions" encompasses "History of Chinese Legal System" and "History of Foreign Legal Systems." The purpose of this book is to enable every researcher to find the most complete paper materials in the most time-efficient manner. Therefore, after the organizational framework of the book is established, the most important task is to categorize the titles of the source materials by "key points" and then arrange these key points according to their positions within the disciplinary system in this book.