Foreign Legal History Theory

Author: Ye Qiuhua
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: To meet the demand for legal talent in China's socialist modernization and the implementation of the rule of law strategy, and to comprehensively improve the quality of legal professionals, we have invited law professors and experts from law schools and practical departments to compile and publish this series of textbooks. Guided by Deng Xiaoping Theory, these textbooks absorb the latest achievements of domestic and international legal education, facing the 21st century legal education. They correctly elaborate the basic theories and fundamental knowledge of this discipline, adhere to the principle of linking theory with practice, and strive to achieve a unity of scientificity, systematicity, and practicality. The author of this book has been engaged in teaching and research on the history of foreign legal systems and foreign economic legal systems for over twenty years. With his practical experience and insights, he has written this book from a completely new perspective, discussing the world's major legal systems under different historical periods and social formations. It not only analyzes the unique legal cultural achievements created by various ethnic groups in the pre-capitalist period but also explores and examines important issues in the legal systems of Western countries since modern times, especially those of contemporary Western countries. This book breaks the monotony and rigidity of monographs on legal history. It is not only an academic monograph but also a textbook suitable for undergraduate and graduate students in law schools.