Chinese Constitutional Case Studies (I)

Author: Han Dayuan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book serves as a textbook for studying constitutional case law and introduces some new attempts in the methodology of researching constitutional case law. The purpose is to deepen the theoretical research field of constitutional law in China and further promote the empirical and standardized development of constitutional law theoretical research in China. The discussions on the methodology, functions, and significance of constitutional case law research not only reflect the authors' insights into studying constitutional case law but also draw on the relatively mature experiences of constitutional scholars from abroad in researching constitutional case law. This book specifically analyzes individual constitutional cases or instances in China and introduces representative constitutional cases that have emerged in recent years. This book represents an attempt to study Chinese constitutional cases, and due to limitations in data and research level, there are certainly shortcomings in the selection and analysis of cases.