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Ruling the Country in Accordance with Law

https://doi.org/10.1177/092137409901100308
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The Rule of Law
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China's Long March toward Rule of Law
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Preface
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Introduction
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The evolution of rule of law in China: the role of law in historical context
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Post-Mao reforms: competing conceptions of rule of law
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Rule of law and its critics
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Retreat of the Party and the state
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The legislative system: battling chaos
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The judiciary: in search of independence, authority, and competence
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The administrative law regime: reining in an unruly bureaucracy
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Rule of law and economic development
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Rule of law, democracy, and human rights
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Conclusion: the future of legal reform
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