Author: Ungar
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This book is the representative work of the renowned American legal scholar Ungar. It examines the essence of legal order and legal theory from two levels: historical evolution and modern societal transformation. With exceptionally clear language, it elucidates the role of law in complex societies and provides a methodological foundation for the study of legal systems in both East and West. When explaining the formation of modern rule of law, the book uses modern Europe and China as comparative examples for research, offering valuable insights for those dedicated to modern legal development.
Legal systems in modern society
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