Contemporary China's New Concept of Rule of Law: On the Strategy of Governing the Country According to Law

Author: Wang Liping
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The book contains a total of 250,000 words. The authors are a group of legal professionals from East China University of Political Science and Law, including master's degree holders, Ph.D. candidates, postdoctoral researchers, professors, master's supervisors, Ph.D. supervisors, as well as part-time lawyers, etc. The main feature of the book is to explore and study China's rule of law from both theoretical and practical perspectives. It focuses on current urgent and research-worthy issues under the rule of law, discussing them one by one, with both depth and breadth, theory and practice, and many innovative aspects. For example, the book examines topics such as the study of China's legislative improvement in the context of joining the WTO, the research on administrative law and market competition legislation, the macro-control of social security in the new era, the study of education legislation and the rule of law in schools, and the reform of China's trial system, among others. Some research topics are even national or provincial/ministerial research projects. Therefore, the publication of this book will play a positive role in accelerating the process of the rule of law in China and achieving a law-based state at an early date.