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On the Law-Nature of Constitutional Law

Sheng Peng

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The value of the constitutional government lies in the law-nature of constitutional law on which the value and institution of constitution are based. The aims of this paper are to analyze and answer three questions related to constitution from three views of value, norm and practice.

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The value of the constitutional government lies in the law-nature of constitutional law on which the value and institution of constitution are based. The aims of this paper are to analyze and answer three questions related to constitution from three views of value, norm and practice.

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The value of the constitutional government lies in the law-nature of constitutional law on which the value and institution of constitution are based. The aims of this paper are to analyze and answer three questions related to constitution from three views of value, norm and practice.

Key concepts: Constitution, Law, Constitutional law, Value (mathematics), Public law, Political science, Norm (philosophy), Institution

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