Titlebook: Governance, Social Control and Legal Reform in China; Community Sanctions Qi Chen Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-28441-4y governed, and how this situation makes the book’s core enquiries imperative to answer: can western-inspired legal reform make substantive changes in China? Can it contribute to the better governance of China, from a localised perspective? It also explains why the community sanctions and measures (

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,Die N?hmaschine und ihre Behandlung,al part of liberal governance at a certain historical stage. After that, the chapter proceeds to explore how the expansion of social control caused by CSM is justified and moderated by the inherent elements of liberal governance, that is, an individualistic standpoint in state-citizen relationship,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-44109-8t of ‘community correction’ and allowed non-governmental forces to participate in offender supervision. It also discusses the compromises made by the central authority when transforming local innovations into national policy. Part Two of the chapter reports and analyses the empirical findings in Sit

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,Die N?hmaschine und ihre Behandlung,ise of populism and managerialism, the criticism on professionalism and the decline of judicial authority, and whether the evolvement affected the function and outcome of CSM. Finally, it draws insights for the study of China.

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Introduction,study on Chinese criminal justice and penal system. The experience itself tells a lot about the governance and social control in China, for example, how potential participants were accessed, and why participants from different backgrounds reacted differently to this study.

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