Legal implementation and protection

Author: Ma Huade, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Over the past two decades since the reform and opening-up, China has formulated a large number of laws and regulations, and the legislative achievements are undeniable. However, issues in administrative law enforcement remain concerning. The ineffective implementation of laws has affected their fairness, undermined the unity of national legal systems, and damaged the dignity of the law, becoming a key challenge in China's current rule-of-law development. This book explores the relationship between legal implementation and politics, economy, traditional culture, and society, with a focus on analyzing the reasons why Chinese laws are difficult to implement. It also proposes recommendations to strengthen the supervision of administrative law enforcement and ensure the effective implementation of laws. As the first specialized work in China to study legal implementation and its guarantees, this book aims to provide reference opinions for advancing China's rule-of-law progress and building a government under the rule of law.