China Rule of Law Development Report No.2 (2004)

Author: Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences / Edited by Xia Yong et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Authoritative Institution · Brand Book · New Edition Annually. Summarizes annual cutting-edge information and predicts the changing trends of the times! The Pippy series books are large-scale series books launched by Social Sciences Academic Press in recent years. They consist of a series of authoritative research reports on economic and social development, analyzing and forecasting the current status and development trends in various fields of economy and society each year. In 2005, Social Sciences Academic Press launched nearly 30, mainly categorized by color, including Blue Books, Green Books, Yellow Books, etc. The content covers multiple fields such as economy, society, culture, law, finance, rural development, international relations, as well as multiple industries like tourism, real estate, and medical health, and various regions including Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Northwest, Northeast, and the Yangtze River Delta. The authors of this series are primarily experts from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, all top-tier experts from first-class research institutions in China. Their annual insights and viewpoints reflect the highest level of understanding and recognition of the realities and future of China and the world, possessing undeniable authority.
In the past year, how has China's rule of law progressed? What achievements have been made by the National People's Congress and the public security, procuratorial, and judicial organs? What problems still exist? What insights can we draw from social hot issues such as the premier helping a peasant claim wages, the New Oriental education infringement case, and the Liu Yong case? What new achievements have been made in various disciplines of law in China in the past year? This book provides a comprehensive overview of China's latest legal environment and concepts, featuring expert interpretations and authoritative perspectives—essential reading.