Social Security Law Research

Author: Shi Tanjing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2000-04-01
Features: Based on Marxist legal principles, this book provides an in-depth and meticulous analysis of social security law. It scientifically explains the origins and development trajectory of social security legislation worldwide, and profoundly explores fundamental issues of China's social security law, including its system, principles, forms, functions, etc. It holds both theoretical value and practical significance in promoting and improving China's legislative system. The book offers an accurate assessment of China's current social security system, including existing social security laws, regulations, and policy documents, and provides a fair analysis of its problems. The countermeasures proposed for further improving China's social security legislation are highly practical. The book is rich in content, well-supported by evidence, insightful, and pioneering. Social security law is an emerging interdisciplinary field involving law, economics, and sociology. The research in this book holds pioneering value for the development of this emerging discipline. Based on the author's field research records and firsthand materials from foreign books, journals, and newspapers, the book authentically introduces the social security legal systems of several countries, offering valuable insights for China.