Constitutional Law - (2006 Edition)

Author: Ren Xirong
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Constitutional law is a legal science that studies constitutional norms, constitutional awareness, constitutional systems, and other constitutional phenomena. It is an important branch of law. Constitutional law not only interprets the content and constitutional provisions but also, through the analysis of constitutional norms, constitutional systems, and people's constitutional awareness, helps to recognize and grasp the basic spirit, social foundation, and the regularity of the emergence and development of the constitution. As a fundamental theoretical discipline within the legal theory system, constitutional law serves as an intermediary and bridge between the general principles of law and the study of specific legal branches. This book is one of the series textbooks for the Administrative Law major in higher education self-study examination. During the writing process, it extensively draws on and absorbs the achievements of constitutional law research in recent years, paying attention to reflecting the new developments in China's constitutional construction in a timely manner, and strives to better adapt to the needs of national rule of law construction. The book is divided into five parts and nineteen chapters, covering the core content of constitutional law, including basic constitutional theory, constitutional history, China's basic constitutional system, fundamental rights of citizens, and state organs. It provides a comprehensive study and introduction to the knowledge system of constitutional law.