Great Legal Debate in Chinese Jurisprudence

Author: Du Lifu et al.
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Publish Date: 1998-09-01
Features: Since the reform and opening-up, housing ownership and legal system construction have become important tasks for the entire Party and the people. In this process, legal academia has been highly active, with a surge in legal journals, publications, and writings. This book focuses on some hot issues, compiling different viewpoints from publicly published papers and works into one volume. It can facilitate legal researchers in their studies and serve as a reference material, especially for teaching purposes, allowing students to compare and discern right from wrong. Differences in opinions are not inherently bad; they are an inevitable part of human nature that stimulates people's thinking on related issues and drives the development of legal studies. As for who is right and who is wrong, where the truth lies, this will be judged by the people and determined by practice. To reduce repetition and consolidate key arguments, the editing process involved categorization. To prevent taking things out of context, most papers were compiled as originally written, while some monographs were excerpted to avoid excessive length. For those who wish to understand the full scope of the works, an index of major works is provided at the end of the book for reference.