General Theory of Criminal Law Methodology

Author: Zeng Youxing
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Publish Date: 2005-12-09
Features: This book is a monograph on the fundamental theories of criminal law, systematically and deeply researching the methodology and specific methods of criminal law research. It breaks the long-standing silence in the field of criminal law research in China, where attention to research methods has been insufficient and research outcomes have been scarce, holding both theoretical value and practical significance. The outstanding features of this book are:
Bold and innovative. It conducts a comprehensive and systematic study of the methodology and general methods of criminal law research, pioneering the construction of a criminal law methodology system and filling the research gap in this field.
Well-structured and grand in scope. From the perspective of general theory, it conducts multi-dimensional, systematic, and in-depth research on issues related to criminal law methodology, the types, functions, and interrelationships of specific research methods in criminal law, as well as platform construction and approach selection closely linked to criminal law methods. The book features a clear logical structure, with content that builds progressively, offering both macro-theoretical interpretations and specific methodological applications.
Accessible and easy to understand. Despite the abundance of concepts and the complexity of principles, the author employs vivid and elegant language. As the author states, "This is a book written for those with a solid undergraduate education." It is believed that this writing approach will resonate with readers.