Judicial Autonomy and Political Control in China
Judicial Autonomy and Political Control in China
This book revises the classic dual state theory by showing how authoritarian consolidation can, counterintuitively, foster judicial autonomy. Drawing on extensive fieldwork on Chinese courts and offering substantial comparative analysis, it will engage scholars and readers of comparative law, judicial politics, and authoritarian governance.
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This book revises the classic dual state theory by showing how authoritarian consolidation can, counterintuitively, foster judicial autonomy. Drawing on extensive fieldwork on Chinese courts and offering substantial comparative analysis, it will engage scholars and readers of comparative law, judicial politics, and authoritarian governance.