Tsinghua Rule of Law Review · Issue 5 · Where Does Rule of Law and Law Go (Part 1)

Author: Gao Hongjun
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is the first volume of the special issue titled "Where Does Rule of Law and Legal Studies Go." The special issue aims to reveal a series of major, cutting-edge, and outstanding issues in the development of China's rule of law and legal studies, as well as to organize, reflect, analyze, and explore problems in its main fields and levels. It combines both theoretical critiques with practical considerations, offering both reflections and warnings while also delivering insightful perspectives. This volume primarily focuses on significant issues in public law fields such as rule of law and constitutionalism, freedom of speech, the law and society of Taiwan, criminal law and criminal procedure, and international law. The authors include both authoritative scholars and emerging and mid-career academics. They write with simplicity, composure, and depth, demonstrating profound concern and enduring wisdom, making the articles highly readable. This book is suitable for legal researchers and law students, as well as legal practitioners such as judges, prosecutors, lawyers, and government legal officials, and holds significant value for others who are interested in the development of rule of law and legal studies.