Easy to say, difficult to do: A speech on the rule of law

Author: Wu Da-hua
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is one of the "Collected Works of the Top Ten Outstanding Young and Middle-aged Jurists in China." Dr. Wu Da-hua has long been engaged in the study of ethnic law and criminal law. Dr. Wu believes that political and legal research should not become purely academic. He positions himself as a dedicated practitioner and torchbearer of ethnic legal governance and criminal legal governance. The dozens of speeches included in this book are reflections of Dr. Wu as a torchbearer of the rule of law and a practitioner of ethnic legal governance. The book is divided into four parts: Good Governance, Rule of Law, Criminal Rule of Law, Criminal Law Reform, Western Development, Ethnic Legal Governance, Path to Development, and Path to Rule of Law.

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