The Concept and Empiricism of Law

Author: Tian Ke
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book, through an examination of society, explores theoretically the unity of law and the supreme political authority of a nation, arguing that it must and should be unified. It also discusses the extent to which ordered beliefs depend on the activities of the internal social autonomous legal system within the state. Additionally, the book examines the fate of law during periods of social change, which is a task of contemporary sociological theories of law. This is not so much about the replacement of new law by old law, but rather about establishing measures for society after change, to see whether these measures lay the foundation for a stable and just legal order in the future. The book elaborates on the integration of behavior between the state and its citizens and studies the development of the common legal language of humanity.