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With a magnificent volume of three volumes and one million words, this book leads readers from the budding jurisprudence of Gao Yao in ancient times to the peak of Han Fei's jurisprudence, then from the rise of Confucian jurisprudence in the Han Dynasty to the return to its original position in the Qing Dynasty, and finally to the rebirth of modern jurisprudence in times of internal and external troubles. This is not only a history of jurisprudence, but also a history of the thought of civilization, an academic symphony that connects tradition and modernity, East and West.

Volume 1, from Gao Yao in the era of Yao, Shun, and Yu to the various schools of thought in the pre-Qin period, Han Fei's jurisprudence is both the end point of pre-Qin Legalism and the summary of the entire pre-Qin jurisprudence. Volume 2, from Jia Yi in the Han Dynasty to Dai Zhen in the Qing Dynasty, the repeated entanglement of Confucianism, Taoism, Legalism, and Buddhism outlines the winding trajectory of Chinese jurisprudence over two thousand years. Volume 3, from the Opium War to the founding of New China, jurisprudence transformed in times of internal and external troubles, reflecting the ideological clash of Chinese civilization in the process of modernization.

This book not only explores the core issues of jurisprudence from a profound academic perspective, but also interprets classic texts and cases with a popular touch, opening up the profound jurisprudence to today's readers. Professor Yu Zhong, based on the academic examples of predecessors such as Liang Qichao, continues the tradition, introduces new ideas, and uses a cross-cultural perspective to make Chinese jurisprudence and Western jurisprudence shine on each other, allowing readers to re-examine the origin of the rule of law in the collision of ideas.

The rule of law is a fundamental state strategy, and the construction of a government under the rule of law is a key task in comprehensively advancing the rule of law. In the new era's wave of the rule of law, this book, with its systematic theoretical framework and practice-oriented approach, provides an authoritative guide for the institutional renewal and popularization of concepts of law-based administration.

This book is written by scholars from ten prestigious universities, covering four core modules: basic theories of administrative law, administrative entities, forms of administrative actions, and general administrative systems. It comprehensively sorts out the principles and systems of the general theory of Chinese administrative law. From basic theories to specific systems, from theories to legislation and judicial practice, this book not only emphasizes the systematic nature of the theory, but also emphasizes the cultivation of legal thinking and the training of methodological techniques.

In recent years, the revision of important laws such as the Administrative Penalty Law, the Legislation Law, and the Civil Servant Law marks the continuous updating of the rule-of-law government system. This book closely follows the pulse of the times, systematically interpreting the core principles of law-based administration, and provides invaluable theoretical tools for legal professionals, researchers, and learners.

After 40 years of development, Chinese economic law has formed rich and diverse theoretical trends, from theoretical exploration to practical innovation, laying a solid foundation for the construction of a theoretical system of Chinese socialist economic law with distinctive characteristics. From a unique academic perspective, this book systematically sorts out the six major trends of intervention-controlism, holism, rationalism, historicism, analytical positivism, and constitutionalism, showing the depth and breadth of economic law theory.

The authors propose six innovative cognitive paradigms, from the dynamic function of the "promotion-development" goal to the structural innovation of the "order-rights" dual-layer legal benefit protection; from the two-way balance of the "operator-consumer" subject to the forward-looking thinking of the "risk-safety" function; from the collaborative mechanism of "regulation-supervision" implementation to the hierarchical "economic constitution-economic administrative law-social economic law" system. These paradigms not only reveal the unique laws of economic law, but also provide a new theoretical framework for institutional improvement and academic research.

This is not only an academic work on economic law, but also a record of reflection on the issues of the times. It responds to the needs of practice with the depth of theory and leads the future of the discipline with innovative paradigms. Both legal researchers and practitioners can draw wisdom from it and inject new vitality into the future of Chinese economic law.