China Constitution

Author: Hu Jingguang
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Publish Date: 2004-11-06
Features: This textbook is designed for undergraduate law students in universities, focusing on the core course "Constitution of China." At the same time, the author has also taken into account the needs of examinees for the National Unified Judicial Examination in learning basic constitutional knowledge and systems. Compared to conventional constitutional law textbooks, a major feature of this textbook is the integration of content on national basic systems into relevant sections. Conventional constitutional law textbooks tend to have a higher proportion of political content in their arrangement, while this textbook simplifies the content to highlight the characteristics of constitutional law and avoid excessive repetition with political science content. The author has written this textbook based on the current constitutional norms and relevant legal norms that regulate constitutional relationships, incorporating the spirit of China's constitutional amendments. The book is divided into three parts: The General Theory of the Constitution covers the concept, history, basic principles, evolution, and constitutional review of the constitution; The Basic Rights and Duties of Citizens primarily elaborates on the general principles of citizens' rights, equality, political rights, freedom of religious belief, personal freedom, socio-economic rights, cultural and educational rights, supervisory rights and rights to claim, the protection of rights for specific subjects, and the basic duties of citizens; The State Organs primarily discusses central state organs, local state organs, the electoral system, courts, and procuratorates.