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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Authoritarian Legality in China explores the role and meaning of legality within China’s authoritarian system. Mary E. Gallagher’s scholarly study offers a focused resource for readers interested in Chinese politics, comparative political institutions, and the relationship between law and political power.

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Authoritarian Legality in China examines the place of law within China’s authoritarian political system.

Written by Mary E. Gallagher, this scholarly work considers the relationship between legal institutions and political authority.

Published in the Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics series, the book is suited to readers studying comparative politics, China, and law.

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