Introduction, common? Order? 、? Foreword? Or? Introduction? The introduction can be big or small, depending on the paper. Introduction is the beginning of a qualified paper, which generally includes the following contents: the reason, purpose, background, previous work and knowledge gap, theoretical and practical basis, expected results and its position, role and significance in related fields.

There is no rigid and uniform regulation on the length of introduction, but it needs to be determined according to the size of the whole paper and the needs of the content of the paper. The long one can reach 700-800 words or 1000 words, and the short one can be less than 100 words.

(2) This theory (straight matter, subject)

When writing this theory, we should pay attention to two problems, namely, the steps of writing a legal paper and the citation of other people's materials in the paper.

1. Steps to write a paper

The first step should be to introduce the historical development, existing problems, theoretical history or historical evolution of this issue, with the aim of investigating the ins and outs of this issue and giving readers a general understanding of this issue.

The second step is inductive theory. When asking questions, we should explain or summarize the background and theory of the questions, so that readers can understand the status and importance of the questions in the whole discipline.

The third step is to discuss the legal thoughts related to the problem.

The fourth step is to study the precedent.

The fifth step is to do social investigation.

The sixth step is the study of comparative law. Comparative method is a commonly used method in legal research, especially in environmental law research.

The seventh step is discussion. That is, to demonstrate the ideas and viewpoints that I want to put forward, and at the same time criticize the theoretical viewpoints that I don't agree with, and put forward and expound my own theoretical viewpoints.

2. Paper citation

In the writing of legal papers, it is often necessary to quote the views of predecessors and some current policies and regulations. We need to mark the quotation part and reflect it in the reference, which is a respect for the previous research results and also helps to improve the moral cultivation of academic personnel.

(3) Conclusion (result, discussion and conclusion)

The conclusion of the graduation thesis is a summary of the full text, written in the mode of (1), (2) and (3), but not necessarily in the mode of (1), (2) and (3). The conclusion is the final conclusion based on the research results and through strict logical reasoning and argumentation. The conclusion should clearly point out the achievements or viewpoints of the paper, predict and evaluate its application prospect and social and economic value, and point out the prospects and ideas for further research in this research direction in the future. The conclusion should be concise, to the point, complete, logical, appropriate, accurate and orderly.

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