Law and the Non-political Public Sphere

Author: He Shan
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book pioneers the concept of a non-political public sphere with Chinese characteristics and provides a detailed analysis of its connotation, characteristics, testability, and rationality. Building on previous theories and practical realities, the book constructs various carriers, variables, and indicators. Through rigorous logical reasoning and leveraging knowledge from disciplines such as philosophy, law, political science, economics, and public administration, it offers an insightful analysis of the interaction between law and the non-political public sphere from a sociological perspective at both macro and micro levels. It delves into deep transformations and changes, aiming to theoretically construct a sound structural foundation for China's modernization and explore the general patterns of social. Furthermore, it seeks to provide an effective pathway to resolve the current crisis of ruling legitimacy and guide the gradual introduction of good governance in social governance. This book holds significant theoretical value and reference significance for researchers working on related themes, whether in theoretical or policy-making research.