AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON THE EMBEDMENT OF FORGING A STRONG SENSE OF COMMUNITY FOR THE CHINESE NATION IN LAW:Taking 305 Legal Norms as the Analysis Object
The empirical study on a certain number of legal norms has opened up the intermediate perspective research path concerning the embedment of forging a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation in law.In view of the two judgment criteria of"Word Embedment"and"Connotation Embedment",there are two situations as"Direct Embedment in Law"and"Indirect Embedment in Law"regarding the embedment of forging a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation in law.The former includes the embedment in eight categories of legislative pro-visions,and the latter includes the relevant provisions of ethnic legislation in the three aspects of"Seeking Com-monality-Reserving Differences-Developing".Through data analysis,it can be found that the situation of"Direct Embedment in Law"reflects the unique needs of relevant legislation in different levels,fields,regions,and periods;while the situation of"Indirect Embedment in Law"reflects the common pursuit and structural differences of ethnic legislation,and both at the same time proves that the current academic judgment on the time of the embedment of forging a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation in law needs to be further revised.The embedment prac-tice of forging a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation in law contains the wisdom of incubation-type legislation,universal content,and proportional means,but also presents such limitations as the lack of direct expres-sion and special legislation,the simplification and roughness of embedment in law,the disconnection between regu-lations and reality,and the further improvement of the relationship between"Commonality"and"Differences".The above findings should be the nourishment for improving the quality and efficiency of the embedment of forging a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation in law.
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