Legal History Studies (Second Issue): Legal History Studies Series

Author: He Qinhua
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book inherits the style of the , and the entire volume is still divided into four parts: "Research on the History of Chinese Law," "Research on the History of Foreign Law," "Selected Reviews of Legal Works," and "Database." In the "Research on the History of Chinese Law," you will find four papers that take a small starting point and delve deeply into the topic from ancient to modern times; in the "Research on the History of Foreign Law," there are also four excellent articles for reference, exploring the germination of constitutionalism in ancient and medieval Western Europe, extraordinary writs, criminal law in the Anglo-Saxon era, and German comparative law. In the "Selected Reviews of Legal Works" section, we have selected and reviewed two books this time: "The Superiority of Debt in Modern Law" and "Public Law and Private Law"; in the "Database," we continue to the unfinished parts, collecting the bibliographies of legal history papers published between 1990 and 1999 over a decade.