دانلود کتاب Constitutional Foundings in Northeast Asia

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Contents\nList of Contributors\n1. Northeast Asian Constitutional Foundings: The Weight of History\n Introduction\n I. Why This Book?\n II. The Weight of History\n III. The Legacies of Constitutional Foundings\n IV. A Note of Acknowledgement\n2. The 1954 Constitution of China: Empire State Building\n Introduction\n I. National Revival\n II. The Constitution as Saviour of the Chinese Empire\n III. Chinese Constitutional Attempts Since the Qing Dynasty\n IV. The Death of the Liberal Democratic Model in China\n V. The Birth of Leninist Constitutionalism in China\n VI. The 1954 Constitution: The Great Consolidation of Power\n VII. Structure of the 1954 Constitution\n VIII. The PRC and State Building\n IX. Epilogue: Constitutional Founding\n3. The Making of the Constitutional Order of the Hong Kong SAR: The Role of Sino-British Diplomacy (1982–90)\n Introduction\n I. The Negotiation of the Joint Declaration (1982–84)\n II. Representative Government and Sino-British \'convergence\' (1984–86)\n III. Informal Diplomatic Dialogue and the 1987 Review (1986–88)\n IV. Towards the Second Draft of the Basic Law (1988–89)\n V. Post-4 June Developments (1989–90)\n VI. Conclusion\n4. Macao\'s Constitutional Founding\n Introduction\n I. Before The Handover: The Historical Background\n II. The Hong Kong Model\n III. The Making of the Macao Basic Law\n IV. A Summary\n5. The Birth of the Constitution of the Republic of China\n Introduction\n I. The ROC Constitution and the Draft Constitutions\n II. Constitutional Questions Considered by the Drafters and their Aftermath\n III. The Impact of Internal and External Factors\n IV. The Impact of the ROC Constitution on Taiwan\"s State Building\n V. Conclusion\n6. The Meiji Constitution and Japan\'s Emergence in the International Order, 1853–1905\n Introduction\n I. Japan\"s Introduction to a New International Order: International Law and the Japanese Ancien Régime\n II. Legal Modernisation and the Reformulation of Tradition\n III. The Creation of the Meiji Family\n IV. The Changing Place of Japan in the International Order and the Meiji Constitution\n V. Epilogue\n7. Thirty-Years-Old at Birth? The Constitutional Founding of the Republic of Korea\n Introduction\n I. Pre-history: Constitutionalism under Colonial Occupation?\n II. Liberation, National Division and Constitutional Debates\n III. Enacting the Founding Constitution\n IV. Legacy of the Founding Constitution\n V. Conclusion\n8. Constitutional Founding in the Democratic People\'s Republic of Korea\n Introduction\n I. The Road to the Constitution\n II. Preparing the 1948 Constitution\n III. Description of the 1948 Constitution\n IV. Constitution and State Making\n V. Contexts of Constitutional Founding\n VI. Endurance and Revision: The 1972 Constitution\n VII. Constitutional Founding in Relation to South Korea\n VIII. Conclusion\n9. The 1924 Constitution: Towards the Modernisation of Mongolia\n Introduction\n I. Prelude to the First Constitution\n II. The Process of Constitution-Making\n III. Questions Debated During the Drafting\n IV. Drafting Mongolia\"s First Constitution: Internal and External Factors\n V. The Structure and Nature of the 1924 Constitution\n VI. Some Essential Concepts in Mongolian Constitutions\n VII. The Impact and Influence of the 1924 Constitution\n VIII. Implications\nIndex