Master of Laws Entrance Exam Review Guide – International Law

Author: Ye Xishan
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: In the process of governing the country according to law and advancing the construction of socialist rule of law, the cultivation of legal talents is crucial. To meet the growing demand for legal talents in social development, the entrance examination system for master's degree candidates in law has been continuously improved in recent years, and the enrollment scale has also been expanded accordingly. Consequently, the competition for the entrance examination to become a master's degree candidate in law has become increasingly fierce. To help students successfully pass the master's entrance examination in law amid this intense competition, and in response to the urgent needs of a large number of candidates, we have published this "Review Guide for Master's Entrance Examination in Law."
The team responsible for compiling this series of books consists of master's and doctoral candidates in law who graduated from renowned institutions such as the Law School of Peking University, the Law School of Renmin University of China, and the China University of Political Science and Law. They have all scored high marks in the master's entrance examinations of these universities, possessing both profound legal expertise and successful exam-taking techniques and experiences. They are qualified and dedicated to compiling this series.
The first batch of this series includes 7 volumes: "Constitutional and Administrative Law," "Criminal Law," "Civil and Commercial Law," "Criminal Procedure Law," "Civil Procedure Law," "Economic Law," and "International Law." Each volume is composed of three parts: "Success Experience and Exam Techniques," "Focus on Professional Hotspots," and "Analysis of."
This series of books has the following features:
1. Comprehensive: This series is written for different professional categories in the master's entrance examination in law, covering the examination questions from major universities that admit master's candidates in law since 2000, with detailed analyses provided for each question. The compilers have carefully evaluated and selected answers using comparative analysis methods, ensuring accuracy, thoroughness, and comprehensiveness.
2. Up-to-Date: This series closely aligns with the reform measures implemented by the Ministry of Education for the master's entrance examinations starting in 2003. Considering the trends where some universities may reduce the weight of professional courses in the preliminary exam or some programs may not require professional courses in the preliminary exam at all, the series expands the scope of analysis for past exam content to help candidates prepare for more flexible professional courses in the final exam.
3. Practical: Each volume of the series includes experience sharing and exam techniques tailored to different professional categories, broadening candidates' knowledge. The series also provides insightful analyses of the question-setting approaches and patterns of professional courses from various universities. Furthermore, it offers reliable predictions and explanations of the 2005 entrance examination questions based on different question-setting approaches, enabling candidates to review efficiently within limited time and achieve twice the result with half the effort.