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100|1 |▼aJi, Ying,▼eauthor.
245|14|▼aThe making of Chinese crimin-
   |  |al law :▼bthe preventive shift-
   |  | in the context of the Eighth -
   |  |Amendment /▼cYing Ji.
260|  |▼aAbingdon, Oxon ;▼aNew York, -
   |  |NY :▼bRoutledge, Taylor & Fran-
   |  |cis Group,▼c2021.
300|  |▼a168 p. :▼bill. ;▼c24 cm.
490|1 |▼aThe rule of law in China and-
   |  | comparative perspectives
504|  |▼aIncludes bibliographical ref-
   |  |erences and index.
505|0 |▼aReforms in Chinese criminal -
   |  |law and their implications －－ -
   |  |The history of lawmaking and t-
   |  |he multiple streams approach －－
   |  |- Problem stream for Chinese c-
   |  |riminal law making －－ Policy s-
   |  |tream for Chinese criminal law-
   |  | making －－ Political stream fo-
   |  |r Chinese criminal law making -
   |  |: role of the CCP and the bure-
   |  |aucracy －－ The role of the sta-
   |  |te in the criminal justice sys-
   |  |tem : through a comparative pe-
   |  |rspective －－ Policy window of -
   |  |the Chinese criminal law makin-
   |  |g and conclusion.
520|  |▼a"By examining the reasons be-
   |  |hind preventive criminalizatio-
   |  |n of the Chinese criminal law,-
   |  | this book argues that the shi-
   |  |ft of criminal law generates p-
   |  |opular expectations of legisla-
   |  |tive participation, and meets -
   |  |punitive demands of the public-
   |  |, but the expansion of crimina-
   |  |l law lacks effective constrai-
   |  |nts, which will keep restricti-
   |  |ng people\'s freedom in the fut-
   |  |ure. The book is inspired by t-
   |  |he eighth amendment of Chinese-
   |  | criminal law in 2011, which a-
   |  |mended several penalties relat-
   |  |ed to road, drug and environme-
   |  |ntal safety. It is on the eigh-
   |  |th amendment that subsequent a-
   |  |mendments have been based. The-
   |  | amendment stemmed from a seri-
   |  |es of nationally-known inciden-
   |  |ts that triggered widespread p-
   |  |ublic dissatisfaction with the-
   |  | Chinese criminal justice syst-
   |  |em. Based on John Kingdon\'s th-
   |  |eory of the multiple streams, -
   |  |the book explains the origins -
   |  |of the legislative process and-
   |  | its outcomes by examining the-
   |  | role of public opinion, polic-
   |  |y experts, and political actor-
   |  |s in the making of Chinese cri-
   |  |minal law. It argues that in a-
   |  |uthoritarian China, the promin-
   |  |ence of risk control through c-
   |  |riminal justice methods is a s-
   |  |tate response to uncertainties-
   |  | generated through reforms und-
   |  |er the CCP\'s leadership. The p-
   |  |rocess of criminal law making -
   |  |has become more responsive and-
   |  | inclusive than ever before, e-
   |  |ven though it remains a consul-
   |  |tation with the elites within -
   |  |the framework set by the Chine-
   |  |se Communist Party (CCP), incl-
   |  |uding representatives of the L-
   |  |ianghui, government ministries-
   |  |, academics, and others. The p-
   |  |rocess enhances the CCP\'s legi-
   |  |timacy by not only generating -
   |  |popular expectations of legisl-
   |  |ative participation, but also -
   |  |by meeting the punitive demand-
   |  |s of the public"－－▼cProvided b-
   |  |y publisher.
650| 0|▼aCriminal justice, Administra-
   |  |tion of▼zChina.
650| 0|▼aCriminal law▼zChina.
650| 0|▼aCriminal procedure▼zChina.
650| 0|▼aLegislation▼zChina.
830| 0|▼aRule of law in China and com-
   |  |parative perspectives.