Criminal Offence in China through Sixty Years: Interaction between Crime and Society─Additional Discussion on the Periodization of Contemporary Crimes in China
Base on economic institution,together with great historical events,periodize the latest sixty years of criminal offence in China into four stages: crime during the establishment of the new regime;crime under the planned economy system;crime in the transition period of economic system;crime under the market economy system.Show the interactive process of criminal offence and society in the latest sixty years since the establishment of the New China,get insights into the social background of the fluctuation,as well as the experience of relevant criminal policies and the law of criminal changes.
This article examines the redesign of an undergraduate course in Business & Society using a threshold concept approach. Business & Society courses may be troublesome for students because they depart from the premise that business is limited to creating value for shareholders. We argue that Business & Society courses contain a web of threshold concepts (i.e., ethics, corporate social responsibility, and sustainability) that need to be understood in unison. The redesigned course should help students understand our threshold conception that business has social, environmental, and economic responsibilities that are interconnected and interdependent. This study shows that multiple, interconnected theoretical concepts can serve as threshold conceptions in certain disciplines. In addition, we also demonstrate that progressive assessments throughout the course as well as empirical methods can help instructors identify student evolution through the liminal space.