Introduction to the General Principles of Law

Author: Yin Denghai
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is based on the "Basic Requirements for Teaching of 'Two Courses' in Higher Education Institutions" promulgated by the Ministry of Education in February 2003, closely related to the characteristics of higher vocational education. In line with Comrade Deng Xiaoping's requirement to "be concise and practical," it breaks away from the traditional teaching model of legal public courses that simply adopts the curriculum system of law majors. Instead, it constructs a new teaching model for college legal education centered on the learning and protection of rights, with a focus on the legal knowledge and qualities required for future careers. The book systematically explains the Constitution of China as well as the legal systems in administrative, criminal, civil, economic, labor, and litigation. The entire book emphasizes practicality, closely the key points and difficulties of each chapter, and carefully selects hundreds of classic and hot cases. It also designs practical training for drafting labor contracts and writing civil complaints, which helps enhance the attractiveness and engagement of teaching, stimulate students' interest in learning, and cultivate their ability to solve practical problems. Additionally, each chapter includes various types of review and reflection questions. This book can be used as a public course textbook for higher vocational colleges, secondary vocational schools, and also as a training manual for employees of enterprises and institutions, as well as a reference book for self-study.