China in the Name of Law A New Global Order

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China in the Name of Law A New Global Order
China in the Name of Law A New Global Order
Author : Francesco Sisci
File Size : 46,5 Mb
Publisher : goWare
Language : English
Release Date : 09 February 2016
ISBN : 9788867974887
Pages : 442 pages
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China in the Name of Law A New Global Order by Francesco Sisci Book PDF Summary

For the first time ever in its history China will be ruled by law, as president Xi Jinping announced. It will be a dramatic departure from its traditions and a big leap forward in westernization—or not? Because China had its old legal tradition but was based on orders issued by the monarch not covenants agreed between common people, like in Rome motherland of the western judiciary.

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