Constituionalism and China

In 1978, China entered into a new era of "reform and opening up”, in which four strategic transformations began to take place."Taking class struggle as the key link" gave way to economic construction as the central task; isolation was replaced by opening up to the outside world; planned economy moved towards market economy and "rule of law began to replace "rule of man."Some of these transformations have already basically been completed, while others still need several decades to complete. Nevertheless, the achievements China has made in all four the world. I feel gratified and proud to be a witness to these historical transformations and to be an active participant in the construction of the modern rule of law in China.

Book Details

Author：Li Buyun

Publisher：Law Press

Publication date： 2006-4-1

Pages： 521

Words： 450000

Contents

1.Constitutionalism and China

2.On Ruling the Country by Law

3.Basic Contradiction between Rule of Law and Rule of Man

4.Scientfic Nature of the Concept of Rule of Law

5.The Basis and Significance of Ruling the Country by Law

6.Ruling the Country by Law and Building a Socialist State under Rule of Law

7.Essentials on the Implementation of the Strategy of Governing the Country according to Law

8.Rule of Law in China: Ideal and Reality

9.Outline of the Theory o the Spirit of the Law

10.Explanations on the Proposed Legislation Law of the People's Republic of China

11.Some Thoughts on the People's Congress System of China

12.The Urgent Talk of Establishing the Judicial Review System

13.Adhering to the Principle of Equality of All Citizens before the Law

14.Several Issues on Judicial Independence

15.Policy and Law