我们为什么需要宪法

Preamble

Why Do We Need Constitutional Law?

Preambule

Pourquoi Avons- nous Besoin du Droit Constitutionnel?

Part I Economic ， Social and Cultural Rights

Right to Food and Safety of Food in China

Constitutional and Legal Protection of Cultural

Rights in China

Who Pays the Bills for Women's Housework?

A Human Rights Perspective

One Kind of Actual Dilemma： Power of Deciding on A Holiday or Right to Rest and Leisure?

Constitutional Assurance for Environmental Rights of Chinese Citizens

Part II Constitutional Law and Human Rights

Constitutional Dimensions of Human Rights Protection

Reconstruction of the Pattern of Judicial Protection of Human Rights in China

The Protection and Restriction of Chinese Civil Right of Action

Research on the Guarantee Mechanism for the Guizhou

Minority's Right to Education

Problems Faced by China on the Protection of the Rights

of Aliens and Basic Concepts for Its Future Approaches

Actuality and Prospects of Judicial Guarantee of Human Rights in China

Part III International Law and Human Rights

On the Application of Theory of State Responsibility

in the International Human Rights Law

Rights of Non -Citizens： From International Law to Constitutions

International Terrorist Threats against China and Their

Challenges to China's Constitutionalized Foreign Policies

Part IV Constitutional Law and Constitutional Functions

The Function of Constitutional Amendment in Transitional Society

On the Problems Arising from the Abuse of the Admin-istrative Emergency Power and the Solution thereof

The Role of the Power of Police and Its Regulation in China

On the Significance and Function of Emergency Clause of the Constitution to Anti -Terrorism——Problems and Improvement of Emergency Clause of Chinese Constitution

from the Perspective of Anti -Terrorism

The Application of WTO Rules in Chinese Courts：Improvements through Judicial Interpretation.9

Constitutional Order ： Meta - order of International

Community——Analysis of Concepts and Relations of Domestic and International Constitutional Orders from Three

Perspectives

In the contemporary world， constitutional law is a conception which has almost been accepted by all sovereign countries. Either a written constitution or an unwritten constitution, has influenced the people's lives and political activities in a sovereign country. There have been different models of exercising constitutional law based on different legal cultures. We have been familiar with the Federal Constitution of the US,German Basic Law and French Constitution of 1958 in the traditional meaning and the Constitution of the South Africa , British Human Rights Law in the modem sense.