Jurisprudence

Author: Yan Cunsheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Development and prosperity are the themes of contemporary China, which is also reflected in the publication of jurisprudence textbooks. A significant feature of textbook publication in recent years has been the breaking of the original nationwide unified writing system, leading to a flourishing scene of diverse and competing ideas, with various regions and schools independently compiling their own textbooks. As a major law school in the western region, Northwest University of Political Science and Law has also embraced this trend, beginning to independently compile jurisprudence textbooks since the 1980s and continuously revising them with the changing circumstances. This textbook is a product of this process. It explains profound legal theories through intuitive and vivid images and tables, making it highly readable. By providing abundant materials and thought-provoking reflections, it opens the door to readers' wisdom, broadens their reading horizons while guiding them to explore the mysteries of law. The inclusion of vivid case studies combines abstract legal knowledge with judicial practice, enhancing readers' practical analytical skills. The readers of this textbook are not limited to faculty and students of law schools; anyone studying or interested in law can benefit from it.