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Author: Zhu Kongwu
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: In recent years, with the development of constitutional practice in China and the flourishing of constitutional theory research, fiscal constitutional theory has gradually attracted scholarly attention. The author of this book has keenly grasped this cutting-edge trend, titled his doctoral dissertation "Research on Fiscal Constitutionalism," and after reviewing a large amount of material, thorough deliberation, careful thought, and exploration, he wrote this dissertation. Based on the feedback from experts and scholars during the dissertation defense, he incorporated valuable and reasonable suggestions, resulting in this book. His spirit of exploration and innovation is commendable. The constitutional principles within the public finance system and their relationship with China's constitutional construction should undoubtedly be a major topic in China's constitutional theory research. This book elucidates the principle of "Fiscal Constitutionalism" and attempts to construct a theoretical framework based on constitutional rights analysis theory. The proposition of "Fiscal Constitutionalism" is not coined by the author but is not an arbitrary fabrication either; its academic lineage is well-explained in the book. The author's examination of the origins and institutional changes of constitutionalism from a fiscal perspective, as well as his discussions on the institutional, analytical, and practical foundations of fiscal constitution, are all innovative. The book has a broad perspective, relatively comprehensive data, and reasonable argumentation methods. It covers various research findings on fiscal constitution both domestically and internationally, accurately grasps the research trends in fiscal constitutionalism, and comprehensively employs methods from comparative law, constitutional interpretation theory, and legal argumentation theory. Moreover, the book's topic is strongly issue-aware and holds significant practical implications. The author's exploration of fiscal constitutionalism and its practical significance in China's rule-of-law construction provides a new direction for thinking about China's constitutional issues.
Any theoretical innovation is bound to have shortcomings, and this book is no exception. The author's arguments on the principles of fiscal constitutionalism and his exploration of its significance for China's constitutional construction still need further refinement. Author Zhu Kongwu has always been diligent and insistent in his studies. It is hoped that in his future academic career, he will remain rigorous and diligent, delving deeper into the fundamental theories of fiscal constitution and other issues, making them increasingly thorough and complete.