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Limits of the Rule of Law in China, Hardcover by Turner-Gottschang, Karen (ED...

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Format: Hardcover Item Height: 1.2 in Publication Year: 2000 Subject: Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice, General, Asia / China, Legal History, World / Asian Publication Name: Limits of the Rule of Law in China width: 6.3 in Number of Pages: 363 Pages ISBN: 9780295979076 Item Length: 9.3 in Language: English height: 1.2 in Subject Area: Law, Political Science, History Author: James V. Feinerman Item Width: 6.3 in Book Title: Limits of the Rule of Law in China Item Weight: 23.7 Oz Publisher: University of Washington Press Type: Textbook Series: Asian Law Ser.

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Limits of the Rule of Law in China, Hardcover by Turner-Gottschang, Karen (ED.... Limits of the Rule of Law in China, Hardcover by Turner-Gottschang, Karen (EDT); Feinerman, James V. (EDT); Guy, R. Kent (EDT); Turner, Karen Gottschang (EDT), ISBN 0295979070, ISBN-13 9780295979076, Brand New, Free shipping in the US US and Chinese specialists in the Chinese legal system examine the perennial dilemma finding a workable balance between law and leadership in China, especially since 1978 when the reformist leadership assigned a high priority to overhauling the socialist legal system. They consider such aspects as conceptions and receptions of legality, using the past to make a case for the rule of law, collective responsibility in Qing criminal law, and the future of federalism. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR () Limits of the Rule of Law in China, Hardcover by Turner-Gottschang, Karen (EDT); Feinerman, James V. (EDT); Guy, R. Kent (EDT); Turner, Karen Gottschang (EDT), ISBN 0295979070, ISBN-13 9780295979076, Brand New, Free shipping in the US US and Chinese specialists in the Chinese legal system examine the perennial dilemma finding a workable balance between law and leadership in China, especially since 1978 when the reformist leadership assigned a high priority to overhauling the socialist legal system. They consider such aspects as conceptions and receptions of legality, using the past to make a case for the rule of law, collective responsibility in Qing criminal law, and the future of federalism. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR ()

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