The constitution of China : a contextual analysis / by Qianfan Zhang.
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TextSeries: Constitutional systems of the worldPublisher: Oxford ; Portland, Oregon : Hart Publishing, c2012Description: xxxiii, 281 p. : 22 cm. illContent type: - text
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- 9781841137407
- 23 342.51 Z612c
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Includes bibliographical references and index from page number267-282
A century of turmoil : an overview of China's constitutional reform and revolutions -- The new constitutional order of the People's Republic -- Governing the Goliath : China's central and local relations -- Democracy with Chinese characteristics? : the role of the People's Congresses -- Administration of the state according to law -- De-politicising the judiciary -- The contemporary rights revolution : life, liberty, property and equality -- Still dormant : political and religious rights --Conclusion : The future of China's constitutionalism.