Rule of Law China: Reality and Choice

Author: Jiang Qijiang
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book starts by examining the different historical processes of the formation of legal systems in China and the West, deeply analyzing the transformation process of Chinese society towards the rule of law. It closely revolves around the core of establishing and improving a rule-of-law state, providing a profound critique of the theoretical construction of the rule of law and the issues existing in the social reality. The book is divided into three parts: Rule of Law Governance and the Rule-of-Law State, System Improvement and Administrative Law, and Harmonious Guangdong and Social Governance. The content of the book is rich and systematic, demonstrating strong theoretical research value and practical guiding significance. This book starts by examining the different historical processes of the formation of legal systems in China and the West, deeply analyzing the transformation process of Chinese society towards the rule of law. It closely revolves around the core of establishing and improving a rule-of-law state, providing a profound critique of the theoretical construction of the rule of law and the issues existing in the social reality. The book is divided into three parts: Rule of Law Governance and the Rule-of-Law State, System Improvement and Administrative Law, and Harmonious Guangdong and Social Governance. The content of the book is rich and systematic, demonstrating strong theoretical research value and practical guiding significance.