Contemporary world legal system

Author: Li Yongqing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: The book is structured into four main parts:
First, an overview of the legal systems of the contemporary world, summarizing the connotation, current status, and development trends of contemporary global legal systems;
Second, the foundations of the legal systems of the contemporary world, including the economic foundation, political foundation, and cultural foundation;
Third, the main systems of the legal systems of the contemporary world, including the legislative system, law enforcement system, and judicial system;
Fourth, an introduction to the major legal systems of the contemporary world, including the constitution, administrative law, criminal law, economic law, civil and commercial law, and international economic law.
This structural design aims to enable readers to gain a broader perspective and understand the legal systems of the contemporary world from multiple levels and angles. The book consists of thirteen chapters, each striving to be objective and accurate, with strong relevance, reference value, and rich knowledge content. The structural design of the book is original, and the content of each chapter references the works and textbooks of many experts and scholars.