1 China University of Political Science and Law

2 China Renmin University

Southwest Politics and Law University

4 Wuhan University

5 Peking University

6 East China University of Political Science and Law

7 Zhongnan University of Economics and Law

8 Jilin University

9 Xiamen University

10 Tsinghua University?

1 1 Nanjing University

12 university of international business and economics?

13 Chongqing University

14 Zhejiang University

15 Shanghai Jiaotong University

16 Fudan university?

17 Shandong University

18 Nanjing Normal University?

19 Southwestern University of Finance and Economics?

20 Hunan University

2 1 Tongji University

22 Xiangtan University

23 Hunan Normal University?

24 Suzhou University?

25 Sun Yat-sen University

People's Public Security University of China?

27 Sichuan University

28 Central South University

Nankai University?

30 Anhui University

3 1 Beijing Normal University

32 Heilongjiang University?

33 Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics

34 Zhengzhou University

Dalian Maritime University?

36 Hainan University

37 northwest university of politics and law?

China Ocean University?

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1. Theoretical jurisprudence: the general name of various basic concepts, principles, principles and laws of legal research objects.

Theoretical jurisprudence is not mainly the result of division from the perspective of epistemology, but is divided according to the research objects and methods of law. Those research objects are abstract, and the research methods focus on the branches of theoretical analysis, which can basically be classified as theoretical jurisprudence, and its main representative is jurisprudence. If there is no comprehensive law in a country's legal system, such as legislation, sociology of law, legal hermeneutics and comparative law can also be regarded as theoretical law. Marginal disciplines of law that focus on theoretical research can also be classified as theoretical law.

Second, applied law: the general name of the branch of law that aims to directly serve the actual life of law and help solve the practical problems of law.

The research object of applied law is mainly the empirical materials in legal real life, which is more practical than theoretical law. It is the concretization and source of theoretical laws. However, applied law is not without theory, and the theory it produces is not used to play a universal guiding role in interdisciplinary, but to serve the practical problems of this applied discipline. The representative disciplines of applied law are various departmental laws, such as constitution, civil and commercial law, criminal law and procedural law. , and the branches of legal practice and marginal disciplines focusing on solving practical problems can also be included in applied law.

3. Historical jurisprudence: the general name of the branch of law that specializes in the study of law and its phenomena and historical issues related to law.

Historical jurisprudence is a special category in the legal system, mainly because it includes both theoretical content (that is, from history) and applied content (that is, making the past serve the present and bringing forth the new). Historical jurisprudence mainly studies the legal systems and legal thoughts of different countries and historical types in history, and studies their essence, content, forms, characteristics and the laws of their emergence, development and extinction. It mainly includes Chinese and foreign legal history, Chinese and foreign legal thought history and legal history.

Fourth, comprehensive law: a general term for branches of law with considerable leap.

Comprehensive law has two remarkable characteristics: first, its research object spans many or even various branches of law; Secondly, theory, application and history are not focused on each other, but they are all inclusive. The general theory or introduction of law is a typical comprehensive law. At the same time, it also includes legislation, sociology of law, legal hermeneutics, comparative law and international law.