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- Title
- The Politics of Lawmaking in Post-Mao China : Institutions, Processes and Democratic Prospects (Studies on Contemporary China)
- Author
- Tanner, Murray Scot
- Publisher
- Clarendon Press
- Publication year
- 1999
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- New
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- Hardcover
- Language
- English
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- 0198293399
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First detailed look at the changing face of lawmaking in China
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Review to appear in International Review of Administrative Sciences No. 3, 2001
Tanner's story of the perseverance and ingenuity of entrepreneur Cao Siyuan in promoting a bankruptcy law to a socialist government is both an enjoyable read and a startling example of how much things have changed in China since 1979. (Jennifer Y. Peng, International Law and Politics, Vol.32:205.)
The time is long past due for a comprehensive account of the lawmaking process in China, the various political institutions involved, and the ways in which the respective powers of these institutions are changing in relation to one another. The Politics of Lawmaking in China: Institutions, Processes, and Democratic Prospects ... provides just such an account. (Jennifer Y. Peng, International Law and Politics, Vol.32:205.)
Tanner's story of the perseverance and ingenuity of entrepreneur Cao Siyuan in promoting a bankruptcy law to a socialist government is both an enjoyable read and a startling example of how much things have changed in China since 1979. (Jennifer Y. Peng, International Law and Politics, Vol.32:205.)
The time is long past due for a comprehensive account of the lawmaking process in China, the various political institutions involved, and the ways in which the respective powers of these institutions are changing in relation to one another. The Politics of Lawmaking in China: Institutions, Processes, and Democratic Prospects ... provides just such an account. (Jennifer Y. Peng, International Law and Politics, Vol.32:205.)
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