Criminal Law and Criminology: Problem Points and Sources

Author: Jiang Daxing
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: An indispensable tool for teaching and research, quickly and effectively improving academic standards! This series follows the classification of main domestic courses, comprising ten volumes, providing a comprehensive search of legal papers from China and abroad in the past decade. Detailed references offer reliable and complete material indexes for researchers to trace specific topics. With this volume in hand, one can stay informed about research trends in relevant fields without leaving home, greatly facilitating the absorption of previous achievements and the synthesis of knowledge for educators and researchers. The entire book is organized into four sections: General Principles of Criminal Law, Specific Provisions of Criminal Law, Criminology, and English. The chapters on General and Specific Principles of Criminal Law primarily refer to the "Criminal Law" edited by Professors Gao Mingxuan and Ma Kechang, comprising thirty chapters, with nineteen on General Principles and eleven on Specific Provisions. The Criminology section follows the "Criminology Textbook" edited by Professors Wei Pingxiang, Zhao Baocheng, and Wang Shun'an, which includes five chapters corresponding to the five parts of the textbook. Except that the "Introduction" in the fifth part is titled "Preface" instead, the other titles align with those in the textbook. The "Criminal Typology Theory" includes six additional types beyond the thirteen listed in the textbook.