Setting a Precedent China's legislature is increasingly considering public opinion in formulating laws  

作　　者：LI LI 

出　　处：《Beijing Review》2007年第1期18-21,共4页北京周报（英文版）

摘　　要：Change is a word synonymous with China. Since inaugurating its reform campaign 29 years ago, the nation has seen countless examples of change, from the social, economic, political and cultural perspectives. Many of these changes have been dramatic and have spawned social problems and related disputes. The 21st Century Business Herald, a leading Chinese financial news- paper, recently convened a group of eminent scholars specializing in social sciences to discuss the challenges facing China's further reform and the trend of its social development. Professor Zhou Weimin, Editor in Chief of Study Times, Yang Fengchun, Dean of the E-Government Research Center of Peking University, Professor Mao Shoulong, Faculty Director of the Department of Public Administration of the Renmin University of China, and Professor Zhen Xiaoying at the Central Institute of Socialism, give their opinions in the following excerpts:

关 键 词：Setting a Precedent China’s legislature is increasingly considering public opinion in formulating laws 

分 类 号：D920.4[政治法律—法学]