A HUNDRED YEAR’S CELEBRATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE IN THE LATE QING DYNASTY (a discussion on the political compromise of the Constitutional Practice in the Late Qing Dynasty)
Guohua, Jiang
Abstract
Guohua, Jiang
Abstract
"The process of the Constitutional Practice in the Late Qing Dynasty was the one of the political compromises, which urged the decision on going abroad to investigate the constitutional politics, carried out the Issue of the Imperial Edict to Imitative Constitutionalism and the Outline of the Imperial Constitution, achieved the consensus to convoke Parliament in advance and the outcome of the Major Creeds of Constitution."
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"The process of the Constitutional Practice in the Late Qing Dynasty was the one of the political compromises, which urged the decision on going abroad to investigate the constitutional politics, carried out the Issue of the Imperial Edict to Imitative Constitutionalism and the Outline of the Imperial Constitution, achieved the consensus to convoke Parliament in advance and the outcome of the Major Creeds of Constitution."
Key concepts: Constitutionalism, Constitution, Parliament, Compromise, Politics, Law, Political science, Democracy