Principles of Constitutional Law and Case Studies (21st Century Law Series Textbooks·Postgraduate Textbooks for Law Students)

Author: Hu Jingguang
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Publish Date: 2006-10-16
Features: This book is written in a completely new format, aiming to meet the needs of legal master's constitutional law teaching. The basic content largely aligns with the framework of constitutional law, but each chapter includes a significant number of cases. The distinctive features of this book are as follows:
1. Case-Based Teaching: At the beginning of each chapter, there is a classic and real case used as an introduction to the entire chapter, leading into the narrative. The text also intersperses numerous cases, making the textbook highly vivid.
2. Innovative Format: The book references the design format of foreign legal textbooks. Each chapter includes recommended reading materials, introductory examples, typical cases, background information, and discussion questions, fully catering to the learning needs of graduate students.
3. Strong Applicability. This legal master's constitutional law textbook is not merely an introduction to theory, nor does it solely rely on foreign constitutional theory and practice, nor is it limited to the provisions of the Chinese Constitution. Instead, it organically combines constitutional theory with China's actual practices, making it highly suitable for the practical needs of constitutional law teaching in China.