The Practice of Rule of Law in China’s Systematic Reform

After more than  40  years of reform and  opening up,  China  has  always  insisted on  promoting reform on  the   track of  rule  of  law,  following  the   path of  socialist rule  of  law  with  Chinese characteristics and  realizing the  modernization of  state governance. The  experience of  Ch...

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Main Author: Dan Wang
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: North-West institute of management of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration 2023-05-01
Series:Управленческое консультирование
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Online Access:https://www.acjournal.ru/jour/article/view/2233
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Summary:After more than  40  years of reform and  opening up,  China  has  always  insisted on  promoting reform on  the   track of  rule  of  law,  following  the   path of  socialist rule  of  law  with  Chinese characteristics and  realizing the  modernization of  state governance. The  experience of  China’s  systematic reform in building  the  rule  of law is mainly  reflected in three “combinations”: first, it insists on combining external “people’s supervision” and  internal “self-reform”; second, it insists on  combining rule  by  law and  running the  Party  with regulations; third,  it insists on combining top-level system design and  “crossing the  river  by feeling the  stones”.
ISSN:1726-1139
1816-8590