Property Rights and the Evolution of the Constitution

Author: He Zhen
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is one of the series "Public Law Studies." Its logical structure and core content form a pulsating "self-sufficiency," highlighting the author's main ideas. The author explicitly assumes that "property rights are created by law" and presumes the "person" and the needs of the "person" to satisfy and enhance their own welfare as the ultimate value foundation. Then, an abstract picture is used to present its logical framework and core ideas. The book is divided into ten chapters, proposing the constraints that must be followed in the study of property rights to develop the theme of the book. Under these predetermined constraints, it discusses the starting point, driving force, foundation, form, interaction with property rights, and practical responses of constitutional evolution, ultimately landing in China's reality, forming a closed "chain" in a logical sense.