Abstract
Since the promulgation and enforcement of the current constitution in 1982, focusing on the publicity and education of current constitution, the subject status of constitutional law studies as an independent subject of law science has been fully recognized.
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China Law Press, December 2001 edition.
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China Law Press, May 2001 edition.
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(Volume I, Constitution of the United States), China University of Political Science and Law Press, July 2007 edition; (Volume II, European Constitution), China University of Political Science and Law Press, May 2001 edition.
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Tsinghua University Press, November 2001 edition.
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China Legal Publishing House, April 2001 edition.
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The series of books about parliaments of countries in the world, published by Huaxia Publishing House, January 2002 edition.
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Peking University Press, November 2002 edition.
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Peking University Press, March 2002 edition.
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China Law Press, January 2004 edition.
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Social Sciences Academic Press, October 2004 edition.
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The Jurist, 2001, Issue 1.
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The Jurist, 2001, Issue 6.
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Chinese Journal of Law, 2001, Issue 4.
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China Legal Science, 2001, Issue 4.
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Social Sciences in China, 2001, Issue 6.
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Legal Articles, 2001, Autumn Issue.
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Yuelu Law Review, 2001, Issue 2.
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China Renmin University Press, April 1989, 1st edition.
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Higher Education Press, Peking University Press, December 2000, 1st edition.
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People’s Public Security University of China Press, January 2001 edition.
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Lin [1], p. 26.
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Lin [1], p. 54.
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Shandong People’s Publishing House, February 2004, 1st edition.
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Liu [2].
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Mo [3].
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Jiang [4].
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Fan [5].
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Fan [6].
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Han [7].
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Chief Editor Wu Jialin: Constitutional Law, Masses Publishing House, 1983 edition.
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Han and Hu [8].
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Mo [9].
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Liang Qichao: On Constitutionalism.
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Hu and Zang [10].
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Wang [11].
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He [12].
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Chief Editor Wu Jialin: Constitutional Law, Masses Publishing House, 1983 edition, page 46.
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Xu [13].
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Tian [14].
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Zheng [15].
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Xie [16].
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Yu [17].
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Dong et al. [18].
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Yin and Wang [19].
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Yu [20].
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Zhu [21].
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Li [22].
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Zhu [23].
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Lyu [24].
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Liu [25].
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Wang [26].
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Tong [27].
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See Footnote 66.
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Tong [28].
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Liu [29].
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Liu [29].
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Lin [30], p. 28.
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Zheng [31].
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Lin [30], pp. 7–40.
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Tong [27].
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Zheng [31].
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Lin et al. [32].
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Lin and Zheng [33].
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Zhang [36].
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Zheng [36].
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Fan [37].
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Tong [27].
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Zou [38].
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Hu and Chen [39].
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Liu [40].
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Liu [41].
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Zhang [42].
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Li and Zhou [43].
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Han [44].
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Lin et al. [32].
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Hu [45].
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Lin et al. [32].
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Zhang [46].
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Hu and Han [48].
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Wang [49].
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Tong [50].
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Zhu [51].
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Zhou and Zhou [52].
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Lyu [53].
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Chen [54].
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Zhao [55].
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Tong [56].
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Zhao and Zou [57].
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Mo [58].
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Liu [41].
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Hou [59].
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Mo [60].
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Mo [61].
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Li [62].
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Wen [63].
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Xie [64].
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Liu [65].
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Xu [66].
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Zheng [67].
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Dong [68].
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Han [69].
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Lin [70].
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Wang [71].
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China Democracy and Legal System Publishing House, 1993 edition.
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China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2000 edition, China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2001 edition.
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Higher Education Press, 2003 edition.
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Han [72].
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Liu [40].
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Liu [40].
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Liang [73].
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Zhang [74].
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He [75].
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Wang [76].
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Lin and Ji [77].
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Wang [78].
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Zhang [79].
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Jiang [80].
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Xu [81].
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Yin [82].
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Cai [83], pp. 92–93.
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Zhao [84].
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Wang [89].
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Han et al. [90].
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Liu and Cheng [91].
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Zhou [92].
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Tong et al. [93].
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Cai [83], pp. 88–91.
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For related arguments and summaries, please see Han and Liu [94].
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Refer to Explorations into New Issues related to Individual Case Supervision of the People’s Congress, Political Science and Law, 2000, Issue 2.
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Sun [95].
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Li and Feng [96].
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Mo [99].
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Lin [70].
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Xu [100].
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Zhang [101].
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Yang [102].
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Cheng [103].
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Wang [106].
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Wang [107].
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Wang [108].
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Cheng [109].
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Jiao [110].
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Li [111].
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Ling [112].
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Qiang [113].
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Xu [114].
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Lin [115].
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Cui [116].
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Gao [117].
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Wang [118].
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Tan [119].
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Xiao [120].
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Han et al. [121].
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Refer to Zhang [122].
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Han [123].
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Dou [124].
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Cheng [128].
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Mo [99].
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For the summary of related theories, please see Hu [129].
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Mo [99].
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For related summaries, please see Hu Jinguang’s Comparative Studies on constitutionality review Review for constitutionality, China Renmin University Press, 2006 edition, page 368–370, the part written by Wang Kai.
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Liang [134].
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Yin [135].
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Wang [136].
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Liu [137].
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Lin and Zhu [138].
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Liu and Cheng [139].
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Fan and Wang [141].
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Liu and Cheng [139].
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Refer to [France] Bourdieu [142].
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[Germany] Kaufmann [143].
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Mo, J., Zhai, G. (2020). Continuous Growth in Reform and Opening-up: Three Decades of Development of Constitutional Law Studies in China. In: Li, L., Mo, J., Zhai, G. (eds) Constitutional Development in China, 1982-2012. Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development Path. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9261-1_3
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