Regulating Fair and Kind Laws? Exploring China's Social Security Legal System

Author: Guo Chengwei, Wang Guangbin
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: Inheriting historical civilization and grasping the pulse of practice, we are convinced that Chinese society in the 21st century will inevitably better embody social justice and fairness, and will inevitably more reflect humanitarian values in caring for vulnerable groups in society. It calls for the improvement and development of social security legal regulations in building a socialist rule of law country with Chinese characteristics. The authors of this book are deeply committed to social fairness and the goodness of law, hoping to inspire readers' minds through its content and help those dedicated to developing China's social security cause to reach a consensus. With rigorous legal arguments, the authors explain the connotation and characteristics of the social security legal system, and use legal terminology. This book applies ancient wisdom to the present and foreign knowledge to China, highlighting Chinese characteristics as a model choice. It focuses on the institutional and legal solutions to social risks, social relief, social welfare, social resettlement and other security issues, sincerely hoping that this increasingly important field of legal research can fulfill its applied theoretical functions and practical value.