Research Report on the Development of the Constitution of China: 1982-2002

Author: Hu Jingguang Han Dayuan
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book has the following basic characteristics in terms of content and structure:
First, the content covers all aspects of Chinese constitutional law research over the past two decades, from basic theories to specific systems, without exception. Second, the book references and adopts a very extensive range of Chinese constitutional law materials, if not "comprehensive," it is arguably the most comprehensive in the country. Third, the book has a clear structure and logical flow. The main content is divided into two parts: the System Part and the Theory Part, both arranged based on the logical structure of the current Constitution of the People's Republic of China. Fourth, it highlights the important achievements in constitutional law research since the implementation of the 1982 Constitution. It includes summaries of historical constitutional law conferences, reviews of constitutional law research over the years, bibliographies of constitutional law research since the implementation of the 1982 Constitution, bibliographies of constitutional law papers since the implementation of the 1982 Constitution, and bibliographies of doctoral and master's theses in constitutional law since the implementation of the 1982 Constitution, showcasing the evolution of the scope of constitutional law research from another perspective. Fifth, it offers prospects for the future development of Chinese constitutional law. Modern constitutional law is becoming a body of knowledge or a system of thought that concerns the fate of humanity and addresses common challenges faced by humanity. Humanity should share its intellectual resources. The development of society in the 21st century requires constitutional scholars to focus on the fate of human society's development, think about the issues facing constitutional law from the perspective of global development, and build a vibrant theoretical system of constitutional law based on the common experience of human society's development. The globalization of the economy and the integration of regions will bring new opportunities and challenges to the development of modern constitutional law, requiring a broader research perspective to include social issues faced by human society into the field of constitutional law research, continuously seeking common principles and topics in modern constitutional law.