The "One Country, Two Systems" Policy and Hong Kong Basic Law (review the past twenty years and look forward to the future) (Chinese Edition)

Wang Zhen Min

ISBN 10: 7214210789 / ISBN 13: 9787214210784

Published by Jiangsu People*s Publishing House, 2017

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The "One Country, Two Systems" Policy and Hong Kong Basic Law (review the past twenty years and look forward to the future) (Chinese Edition)
• Publisher: Jiangsu People*s Publishing House
• Publication Date: 2017
• Language: Chinese
• ISBN 10: 7214210789
• ISBN 13: 9787214210784
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: New
• Book Type: book

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The 'One Country, Two Systems' Policy and Hong Kong Basic Law (review the past twenty years and look forward to the future) authored by Wang Zhenmin is a powerful work systematically expounding the theories and practices of 'one country, two systems' policy and Hong Kong Basic Law. The book includes five parts: the first part comprehensively reviews the proposal of 'one country, two systems' conception and the experience of successfully implementing the policy through vertical and horizontal analysis; the second part systematically expounds the relations between national constitution and basic law from the perspective of constitutional law; the third part focuses on the explanation of significant issues associated with 'NPC Standing Committee's interpretations of the Basic Law' by choosing the occurrent practice in law as the penetrating point; the fourth part discusses the development of Hong Kong political system from a realistic and macroscopic angle, and illuminates the spirit that the central committee plays the leading role in the governance of Hong Kong and the significant role of basic law; the fifth part incisively interprets the relations between common law and civil law by the means of comparative science. The book has three distinct characteristics. First, it penetratingly interprets the Hong Kong policy of the Central committee by firmly grasping the principle and spirit of the central committee handling Hong Kong issues. Secondly, it profoundly expounds the relations between the governance of Hong Kong and the national constitution system under the policy of 'one country, two systems' based on serious politics and nomology. Thirdly, the book answers the significant issues commonly concerned by Chinese mainland citizens and Hong Kong citizens from the perspective of combining theories with practices. The book can be considered as a symbolic achievement regarding the research of 'one country, two systems' policy and the Basic Law in the law circle for it has an accurate understanding of policies, clear academic principle and broad vision, which plays a significant role in improving the level of researching Hong Kong and Macao basic law and promoting the academic exchange with international academic circles in the field.