Political Science Review (Volume 2001)

Author: Research Office of China University of Political Science and Law
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: The Review of Political Science and Law (Volume 2001), which began soliciting submissions in early 2000 and concluded by October 2000, received a total of 38 papers covering various disciplines such as constitutional law, administrative law, criminal law, international law, civil law, economic law, procedural law, political law, and economics. After evaluation by the university's academic committee, 20 outstanding papers were selected. Additionally, Professor Zhang Jinfan wrote a special article for the Review titled Reconstructing the Chinese Legal System and the Great Rejuvenation of the Chinese Nation, comprehensively elaborating on the historical value of the Chinese legal system and the role of reconstructing it in the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. Professor Wang Weiguo's Guaranteeing and Promoting the Reform of State-Owned Enterprises According to Law is a draft of his lecture for the legal lecture series hosted by the General Secretariat of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. Professor Qu Xinjiu's On the Judicial Implementation of the Principle of Proportionality Between Crime and Punishment, Professor Shu Guoheng's Breaking Free from the Quagmire of Concepts—A Distinction Between Jurisprudence and Philosophy of Law, Professor Jiao Hongchang's Establishing a National Official Oath of Office System, and Professor Wu Mingyang and Professor Ma Lina's Scientific Definition and Holistic Innovation of the Research Object of Theoretical Economics are also highlighted as key papers in the Review. The Review of Political Science and Law (Volume 2001) includes a total of 35 papers, including 28 faculty papers and 7 student papers.