Integration of Chinese State Law and Folk Law
Abstract
Key words: Folk Law; Rural Society; State Law
Resumé: Le droit populaire a joué un rôle important dans l'histoire et la culture chinoises. Dans le processus de la construction du règne de la loi en Chine, la Chine accorde trop d'attention à la culture juridique occidentale plutôt qu'aux conditions nationales de la Chine, ce qui reslute dans le fait qu'il est difficile d'appliquer le droit de l'Etat à la campagne et que le droit populaire ne peut pas jouer son rôle dans la construction d'un règne de droit efficace. Cet article analyse pourquoi le système de loi de l'Etat dans les zones rurales est difficile à être réalisé en profondeur à partir des aspects théoriques et pratiques. Il propose ensuite des approches de l'intégration pour le droit de l'état et le droit populaire, afin de mieux faciliter le processus de l’élaboration du règne de la loi.
Mots-clés: Droit Populaire; Société Rurale; Droit De L'état
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/j.ccc.1923670020110702.033
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