Civil Procedure Law. Chapter on Parties in Litigation

Author: Li Zujun
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This series emphasizes the openness of methodological selection in both the selection of compilers and the arrangement of content, striving to promote the diversification and multidimensional development of the methodology system in civil procedure law. While continuing to uphold the advantages of traditional case law methodology, it incorporates various legal methodologies such as legal philosophy, legal sociology, historical jurisprudence, and economic analysis of law, selecting and applying appropriate research methods for different research fields. Addressing the flaw in traditional civil procedure law research that overly focuses on pure theoretical discussions, the Frontier series will strengthen empirical analysis while maintaining a balance with theoretical exploration, providing mutual support. To address the lack of necessary communication between traditional civil procedure law and related substantive law research, the Frontier series will strive to reasonably adopt the research methods and findings of related substantive law, achieving a comparative and responsive relationship between procedural law and substantive law in civil procedure law research and practice. This will foster a systematic and balanced state between civil procedural law and civil substantive law, and inspire the application of the "systems theory" methodology in civil procedure law research.