Basic Issues of Constitutional Law

Author: Wang Yue-ming
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The readers and users of this book include undergraduate and graduate students of law schools in universities, as well as general readers who are interested in understanding the fundamental issues and development of constitutional law through this book. It is also suitable for other readers. The book constructs the entire constitutional law system through ten fundamental issues and their logical connections, covering the system and content of constitutional law textbooks commonly used domestically, with some adjustments. Around the ten major issues, the authors provide concise and clear explanations, avoiding overly complex arguments and citations. The book includes relevant examples, cases, and commentaries. At the same time, it compares and analyzes the changes in relevant articles before and after multiple amendments to the current Constitution of China, to help students read and study more conveniently and easily. The materials cited in this book can also serve as discussion topics for readers. Engaging in discussions and reflections on these issues will help digest and understand the theories and legal provisions related to constitutional law. In terms of formatting, the book changes the conventional practice of using chapters, sections, and subheadings, instead opting for different font styles to distinguish levels. This is done to ensure appropriateness in detail and avoid artificially adding unnecessary content to balance the word count and length of each chapter. Additionally, the book uses a few tables to present some classifications and comparisons, making them clear at a glance. At the end of each chapter, the author lists the main concepts of that chapter. These concepts are the fundamental concepts of constitutional law, and mastering them is a fundamental requirement for studying constitutional law.