Rational evaluation of the campaign of severity

Author: Wang Mingliang
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Publishing Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book, based on abundant materials, employs empirical methods, speculative methods, and comparative methods to conduct research on the "Strict Strike Campaign" from perspectives such as criminal policy, criminology, economics, and criminal law. Throughout the book, the main features are as follows:
1. Reasonable Systematic Structure
The book consists of four chapters, plus an introduction and a conclusion. The introduction argues for the realistic foundation of the "Strict Strike Campaign" from the perspectives of national conditions, public sentiments, and the Party's situation. The main body of the book—Chapters 1 to 4—evaluates the "Strict Strike Campaign" from the perspectives of criminal policy, criminology, economics, and criminal law, respectively. The arguments are well-supported and complement each other, creating a cohesive yet focused narrative. The conclusion summarizes the findings and offers a fresh interpretation of the essence of the "Strict Strike Campaign." The book has a clear structure, strong logic, and an aesthetically pleasing presentation.
2. Novel and Unique Perspectives
3. Strong Academic Rigor
4. Rich and Comprehensive Materials