Introduction to the Constitution of China

Author: Liu Maolin
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is based on the practical needs of constitutional law teaching, with the Chinese Constitution as the primary research object. It incorporates the latest theoretical achievements in constitutional law research and comprehensively and systematically elaborates on the basic theories and fundamental systems of the constitution, while exploring a series of major constitutional issues during China's social transformation period. The book is broadly divided into four parts: the basic theories of the constitution, the theory of the state in constitutional law, the theory of citizens and citizen rights, and the theories derived from the mutual relationship between the state and citizens. The book has made entirely new attempts in terms of content and structure. Each chapter begins with an outline and key terms to summarize the chapter's content, highlight key and challenging issues. At the end of each chapter, there are cutting-edge issues, references, and discussion questions from the past two decades related to the chapter, serving as resources for readers' reflection and research.