Constitutional Law

Author: Dong Heping
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Based on the revisions to the Constitution in 2004 and the needs of constitutional law courses, this book extensively draws on the innovative ideas and experiences from various published constitutional law textbooks, reasonably incorporates the latest academic research achievements in China's constitutional law field in recent years, and adapts to the characteristics of undergraduate students at the current stage. It explores adjustments in the structure and basic content of constitutional law courses. On one hand, it increases the on constitutional principles and highlights core content, enhancing information density. On the other hand, it strengthens the explanation of China's constitutional system and its legislative content, forming a distinctive feature in China's constitutional law education. The book is characterized by a complete structure and clear reasoning, focusing on the narration of fundamental knowledge, introduction of basic theories, and interpretation of basic systems, making it more suitable for use in various law schools. It is meticulously written by constitutional law experts with extensive teaching and practical experience. Based on a reflection of the inherent flaws in traditional constitutional law theory systems, the author creatively proposes a new system structure: Constitution as a Foundation – Constitutional Rights – Constitutional System – Constitutional Implementation, which is refreshing and eye-opening. Additionally, the author deeply understands the essence of constitutional law. He does not merely explain the basic theories, knowledge, and systems of the Constitution but guides readers to grasp its spirit more profoundly. Through his engaging narrative, readers can appreciate the unique charm of the Constitution.