Robbery crime theory

Author: Shen Zhimin
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Robbery is a common and frequently occurring crime in judicial practice, as well as a crime that has sparked considerable debate in academia and presents many challenges in practice. Although there has been a considerable amount of research on this crime in recent years, there are still some issues where opinions remain divided. The author has chosen this topic for systematic and in-depth research, which holds significant theoretical value and practical significance. This book fully incorporates relevant research findings from domestic and international criminal law scholars and reasonable suggestions proposed by experts during doctoral dissertation defenses, with comprehensive and well-documented sources. The author employs methods such as comparison and semantic analysis to conduct a systematic examination of robbery from multiple perspectives, providing valuable insights for judicial and legislative approaches to the crime. The content covered in this book touches upon almost every aspect and issue related to robbery. It includes both a historical examination of the provisions on robbery in criminal laws of China and other countries, as well as a comparative analysis of current provisions. It delves into fundamental issues of robbery, such as its concept, types, conditions for formation, aggravated circumstances, and atypical forms, as well as more complex issues like incomplete forms, forms of complicity, and their boundaries. In this sense, the research on robbery in this book is quite comprehensive. The book is divided into four parts and eleven chapters: Introduction to Robbery, Core Issues of Robbery, Forms of Robbery, and Boundaries of Robbery. The structure is well-organized, logically clear, and systematically arranged. This book is a specialized work that provides a comprehensive and systematic study of robbery, offering benefits for deepening criminal law theory and resolving practical issues.