Investigation theory

Author: Han Deming
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is divided into six parts: Discipline Theory, Ontology, Value Theory, Institutional Theory, Methodology, and Development Theory. Grounded in theoretical perspectives such as legal theory, philosophy, and social theory, it takes the Chinese investigative system and its practical phenomena as the central issue, while also considering the status of investigative systems abroad. It conducts an in-depth study of fundamental theoretical categories in investigative science and investigative research, including the nature of investigative science, research methods in investigative science, research objects in investigative science, the disciplinary system of investigative science, the essence of investigation, characteristics of investigation, investigative subjects, investigative objects, investigative principles, investigative tasks, investigative objectives, investigative structure, investigative value, investigative norms, investigative procedures, investigative systems, investigative technology, investigative means, investigative information, investigative strategies, investigative case-solving, investigative proof, research paradigms for investigative modernization, evaluation criteria for investigative modernization, generative mechanisms of investigative modernization, and basic trends in investigative modernization. The book positions its theoretical orientation between value theory and methodology, focusing on in-depth research on two fundamental issues: the institutional legitimacy of investigative phenomena and the scientificity of investigative methods.