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Building Constitutionalism in China

Michael William Dowdle · Stéphanie Balme

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Evolving Legal Systems and Governance

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This volume unpacks the relationship between constitutionalism and judicial power in China. It explores how court behaviour intersects with - affects and is affected by - China's evolving notions of c

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