Research on Qin and Han Dynasty Escape and Criminal Behavior

Author: Zhang Gongzhu
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
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Fugitive crime refers to the act of members of society leaving their registered place of residence and migrating to other places without government permission or legal procedures, violating the household registration and customs management systems of the Qin and Han dynasties. This book consists of seven chapters, examining the phenomenon of fugitive crime during the Qin and Han periods from various aspects, including the types, causes, government's preventive and control measures against crime, and its impacts. The phenomenon of escape during the Qin and Han periods influenced changes in the social and political landscape, regional economic development, and the development of ethnic minority societies in surrounding areas. The policies and measures adopted by the Qin and Han governments to prevent and control fugitive crime continued to affect the entire feudal society.