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- ISBN：9787119117256
- 條形碼：9787119117256 ; 978-7-119-11725-6
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中國(guó)的法治之路(英文版) 內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介
《中國(guó)的法治之路（英文）》gives a chronological account of major legal developments and the rule of law in China， covering both setbacks and successes. It is a condensed history of the rule of Iaw in China， vividly examining in depth the rule of law course.
中國(guó)的法治之路(英文版) 目錄
Preface
Part I Difficult Start
Chapter 1． Prelude and Resonance of History
Chapter 2， From "Competition of a Hundred Schools" to "Supremacy of Confucianism
Chapter 3． Reflection and Rebirth in Tribulation
Chapter 4． Shen Jiaben： Founder of Modern Law in China
Chapter 5， Wu Tingfang： First Generation Jurist in Modern China
Chapter 6． Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao
Chapter 7， Law Enactment in Late Qing Dynasty： Transition from Ancient Law to Modern Law
Chapter 8． Overseas Study of Constitutional Monarchy
Chapter 9． Six Codes
Chapter 10． Red Jurists
Chapter 11． Great Charter of the People
Chapter 12． Ma Xiwu Style of Trial
Chapter 13． Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal： Justice Prevails
……
Part II Constitutional Foundation Laid
Part III Renewal of the Rule of Law
Part IV Fundamental Principle Established
Part V Full lmplementation
Conclusion： A Long Way to Go
Part I Difficult Start
Chapter 1． Prelude and Resonance of History
Chapter 2， From "Competition of a Hundred Schools" to "Supremacy of Confucianism
Chapter 3． Reflection and Rebirth in Tribulation
Chapter 4． Shen Jiaben： Founder of Modern Law in China
Chapter 5， Wu Tingfang： First Generation Jurist in Modern China
Chapter 6． Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao
Chapter 7， Law Enactment in Late Qing Dynasty： Transition from Ancient Law to Modern Law
Chapter 8． Overseas Study of Constitutional Monarchy
Chapter 9． Six Codes
Chapter 10． Red Jurists
Chapter 11． Great Charter of the People
Chapter 12． Ma Xiwu Style of Trial
Chapter 13． Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal： Justice Prevails
……
Part II Constitutional Foundation Laid
Part III Renewal of the Rule of Law
Part IV Fundamental Principle Established
Part V Full lmplementation
Conclusion： A Long Way to Go
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中國(guó)的法治之路(英文版) 節(jié)選
《中國(guó)的法治之路（英文）》： On March 20， 1968， the CPC Central Committee， the Central Military Commission and the Central Leading Group of Cultural Revolution issued a arcular stating that resident military representatives of the PLA should be dispatched to the Supreme People's Procuratorate. Military representatives were then dispatched to the procuratorial organs throughout the country. The procuratorial officials were sent to the countryside for farm work， In the first half of 1968， the law enforcement organs were seriously damaged， the procuratorial institutions were destroyed， and procuratorial work was halted nationwide. In December 1968， the military representatives at the Supreme People's Procuratorate， the Supreme People's Court and the Ministry of Interior along with the leading group of the Ministry of Public Security jointly filed a proposal on the revocation of the Supreme People's Procuratorate， the Ministry of Interior and its office. They also suggested that a limited number of officials remain in their posts in the Mirustry of Public Security and the Supreme People's Court. The proposal was approved by Mao Zedong for circulation and implementation. The procuratorial organs throughout the country were successively abolished. According to historical materials， more than 160 officials and staff of the Supreme People's Procuratorate， led by the military representatives and the provisional revolutionary leading group， went to the Shayang rehabilitation farm in Hubei province to undergo tempering on February 27， 1969. This farm became the May Seventh Cadre School （cadre schools founded in the countryside during the Cultural Revolution in accordance with Mao Zed ng's May Seventh Directive） of the Supreme People's Procuratorate. On October 4， 1973， the military representative office of the Supreme People's Procuratorate was aboLished. Most of the officials in the school were relocated， and the school was suspended， The Supreme People's Procuratorate set up a care-taking group in Beijing. On January 17， 1975， the Fourth National People's Congress adopted the 1975 Constitution. Article 25 of the Constitution stipulated that "The power of procuratorial organs shall be exercised by public security organs at all levels，" meaning that the ConstituUon confirmed the abolition of the pe：ple's procuratorial organs. On March 5， 1978， the 5th National People's Congress adopted the 1978 Constitution， wluch re-established the people's procuratorates. By the end of 1979， the procuratorial organs at alllevels in the country were basically reestablished. The Ministry of Justice experienced the same fate as the people's procuratorates. From July to August， 1958， the Central Leading Group for Political and Legal Affairs convened the fourth national judicial work conferen. ce to sum up the political and legal work in the last nine years since the founding of the People's Republic. The conference was actually intended to criticize and prosecute the "error in the political line" committed by the leading Party members' group of the Ministry of Justice. The conference lasted more than 50 days and accused the six members of the leading group and three director-generals of the Ministry of being an "Anu-Party Clique". They were accused of four major crimes： "Opposing the dictatorship of the proletariat"， "Opposing the Party's leadership of judicial work"， "Adhering to the old viewpoints" and "Harboring the Rightists". ……
中國(guó)的法治之路(英文版) 作者簡(jiǎn)介
卓澤淵（Zhuo Zeyuan），is professor at the Southwest University of Political Science and Law， executive director of the China Law Society， and vice president of'the China Association for Legal Education， the Legal Theory Research Society of China， and the China Behavior Law Association. He was listed in the second group of Top Ten National Outstanding Young Jurists and in the first group of Leading Talent in Philosophy and Social Sciences under the National Ten-thousand Talent Plan. He gave legal Iectures to the study group of the Political Bureau of the 16th CPC Central Committee in June 2006， and that of the 17th CPC Central Committee in March 2011. In August 2015， he spoke at a press conference on the rule of law during the activities commemorating the 70th annwersary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. His major publications are The Theory of the Value of Law， Research on the Politics of Law， and On Countries Under the Rule of Law.
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