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Kananykina, E. S.
Legal Forms of Sources of the Education Law
in the Socialist System of the People’s Republic
of China
// Politics and Society.
2013. ¹ 9.
P. 1120-1131.
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Kananykina, E. S. Legal Forms of Sources of the Education Law in the Socialist System of the People’s Republic of ChinaAbstract: Modern China is paying much attention at the reform of managing the system of education and regulation of education structure, in particular, promotion of the basic education, restriction of general education and improvement of vocational and secondary technical education. Peculiarities of economic and social development and, consequently, another level of professional competence of employed population (compared to the 9th and 6tth grades in a city and a village) create a completely different relation between general education and vocational training. While European countries already aim at unifying these and creating a general full secondary education, in China they will be existing as two different ‘flows’ for quite a long period of time. Keywords: law studies, China, education, system, politics, law, legislation, sources, education, acts.
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