Law and Order in Ancient China
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published 04/06/2008
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SummarySocial development in most countries is predicated upon the history and tradition of the country in its early years of development. In other words, the direct issues of law and order that have become a part of modern social discourse can be traced back to the historical development of the state. As such, an integral understanding of a countries laws and social customs must give some consideration to the historical context in which the country developed. On by considering this process can the true nature of law and social order be delineated. With the realization that the historical context of the development of law and order must be taken into consideration when examining the modern discourse of a particular country, there is a clear impetus to examine how history has shaped modern conceptions of law and order. Using this as a basis for investigation, this research considers the development of law in order in ancient China.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Law and Order in Ancient China'an Overview
- All Chinese history had to be forced into the Procrustean bed of the doctrine.
- Practice of Judge Dee
- Synthesis of the Information
- Conclusion
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