Introduction to Law (Second Edition, 1998)

Author: Xia Jinwen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 1998-07-07
Features: Rule of law governance and building a socialist rule-of-law state are the era's tasks for China's reform and modernization. The market economy is an economy governed by law. Strengthening the education of Marxist legal theory, departmental legal knowledge, and basic international law is an inevitable requirement for universities to cultivate modern, interdisciplinary talents in China, as well as a call from the socialist market economy for higher education. Introduction to Law is one of the planned teaching materials for higher vocational and technical colleges under the Ministry of Education. It serves as a professional foundational textbook for management majors in higher vocational and technical colleges, as well as a public foundational textbook for other non-law-related industries. This book was written by the authors based on their many years of teaching experience in Introduction to Law and Basic Legal Knowledge. It systematically introduces the general theory of Marxist law, the basic principles and knowledge of important departmental laws in China, as well as the main content of public international law and private international law. During the writing process, we strive to reflect the following characteristics:
1. Practicality.
2. Rich content. This book is divided into 12 chapters, covering the basic principles of law and major departmental laws, and incorporates the latest legislative materials from departmental laws, including the Constitution. It is information-rich and highly comprehensive, allowing instructors to select and elaborate on topics based on teaching needs, while students can systematically understand the main content of Chinese law and international law with just one book. The book is written in an accessible and concise manner, with fluent and refined language, making it highly readable and suitable for adult college students and a broad readership interested in law.