On the Protection of Private Property in China’s Constitution
Zhenhua Li
Abstract
Zhenhua Li
Abstract
The right of private property is the fundamental right of citizens which is protected by the constitution almost all over the world. China's Constitution has involved a gradual change in the issue concerning the protection of private property since 1954. The Constitution Amendment in 2004 promotes the legal position of private economy and strengthens the legal protection of private property. However we should establish a set of legal system centering on the constitution so as to perfect the protection system of private property.
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The right of private property is the fundamental right of citizens which is protected by the constitution almost all over the world. China's Constitution has involved a gradual change in the issue concerning the protection of private property since 1954. The Constitution Amendment in 2004 promotes the legal position of private economy and strengthens the legal protection of private property. However we should establish a set of legal system centering on the constitution so as to perfect the protection system of private property.
Key concepts: Constitution, Private property, China, Law, Property (philosophy), Limited government, Property rights, Business