Authoritarian Legality in China (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
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Authoritarian Legality in China (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)

by Mary E. Gallagher

Politics Law
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A comparative study of how legal systems function under authoritarian rule, with a focus on China.

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This book explores the role of law in authoritarian governance, focusing on China.

It analyzes how legal frameworks support political authority and social order.

The study draws on comparative political research to understand authoritarian legality.

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