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Deng Xiaoping's Legal Ideas: Guidelines for the Transformation of China's Legal System

Tang Ping

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Deng Xiaoping's legal ideas constitute an important part of Deng Xiaoping Theory. Drawn from Deng's strategic insights into the merits and defects of China's traditional legal system, these ideas serve as guidelines of transforming China's legal system in terms of its aims and steps.

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Deng Xiaoping's legal ideas constitute an important part of Deng Xiaoping Theory. Drawn from Deng's strategic insights into the merits and defects of China's traditional legal system, these ideas serve as guidelines of transforming China's legal system in terms of its aims and steps.

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Deng Xiaoping's legal ideas constitute an important part of Deng Xiaoping Theory. Drawn from Deng's strategic insights into the merits and defects of China's traditional legal system, these ideas serve as guidelines of transforming China's legal system in terms of its aims and steps.

Key concepts: China, Political science, Law, Law and economics, Sociology

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