Central and Special Administrative Region Relations (An Analysis of a Rule of Law Structure)

Author: Wang Zhenmin
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Features: "Tsinghua University Press" is a large-scale series of books, with the selected titles mainly comprising original works, translations, textbooks, and works co-authored with faculty members of the Law School of Tsinghua University. The editorial purpose of this series is to enhance research standards, promote the development of various disciplines in law, and continuously make new contributions to the rule of law and the prosperity of Chinese law. This book explores, from the perspective of the rule of law and particularly from the angle of constitutional law, the fundamental theories and basic framework of China's approach to the relationship between the central government and the Special Administrative Regions under the "One Country, Two Systems" principle. It discusses the fundamental principles and methods governing the division of powers between the central government and the Special Administrative Regions. Then, from an empirical perspective, it conducts an in-depth study of some technical operational issues in handling the relationship between the central government and the Special Administrative Regions, especially the practices after the establishment of the Special Administrative Regions and the application of the "Basic Law." This includes China's constitutional review system and its impact on the Special Administrative Regions, offering new interpretations of various constitutional theory issues involved.