The book delves into academic debates surrounding politics and law in China, highlighting the author's direct involvement in top-level institutional design. It offers a critical analysis of contemporary Chinese jurisprudence while also reviewing Western legal theories and current research trends. Through this comparative lens, the author evaluates the evolving landscape of legal thought, providing insights into both Chinese and Western legal frameworks.
Procedure, Discourse and Hermeneutic Community
Focusing on the challenges of establishing a legal framework and fostering institutional innovation in China, the book examines five pairs of contradictions within the modernization of the Chinese legal system. It offers insights into how to effectively integrate various elements to address these critical issues, providing a comprehensive analysis of the complexities involved in legal reform in the country.
Offers a legal perspective on cutting-edge issues in our society at large (e.g. risk and uncertainty, AI network, the COVID-19 pandemic, and big data). Although it starts from discussion of the legal development in China, it ends with a more universalistic concern about the transformation of the global legal landscape.