Chinese law : towards an understanding of Chinese law, its nature, and development

Jianfu Chen

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Comparative and International Law Studies Legal and Constitutional Studies Legal Systems and Judicial Processes

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Acknowledgments. Introduction. 1. Legal Culture, State Orthodoxy and the Modernisation of Law. 2. Experience of Law in the PRC. 3. Constitutional Law. 4. Sources of Law and Law-Making. 5. Administrative Law. 6. Criminal Law. 7. Criminal Procedure Law. 8. Civil Law. 9. Family Law. 10. Contract Law. 11. Law on Business Entities. 12. Foreign Trade and Investment Law. Conclusions and Future Prospects. Selected Bibliography. Index.

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