UID:
edoccha_9961102442702883
Format:
1 online resource.
ISBN:
90-04-48093-5
Series Statement:
London-Leiden Series on Law, Administration and Development ; 5
Uniform Title:
Law making in the People's Republic of China (Library of Congress. Far Eastern Law Division)
Content:
Who are the legislators and what are the products of the legislative process in China? How does a law come into being? What meaning should we ascribe to these legislative products from the perspective of legal certainty? Can we recognise a Chinese approach to or style of law-making? What technical legislative problems have Chinese jurists identified and what sorts of solutions to them are being considered? These are the questions which Law-making in the PRC attempts to solve. The volume opens with papers on the historical perspective of law-making, on ideology and law-making, and on a comparison between the PRC's legal framework and the frameworks of other legal systems. Part II deals with various `Institutions and Actors' involved, and offers analyses of the National People's Congress, the State Council, departmental rule-making, local law-making, law-making in autonomous regions, public participation, and the proposed law on law-making by academics. Part III offers three `case studies' in which important areas of legal development are analysed from a law-making point of view. The selected areas are administrative law, contract law, and criminal law.
Note:
Typescript.
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"January 1985"--Page 4.
Additional Edition:
ISBN 90-411-1433-5
Language:
English
