英文摘要 |
From the perspective of institutional genetics, the emergence and development of Su Zheng Ting() in the early ROC., was a constitutional process of the subject-object interaction. During 1906-1911, as a typical traditional Chinese supervisory institution, Du Cha Yuan (fell into a sur-vival crisis in the competition with new Western supervision system, epitomizing the great collapse of bu-reaucratic system in the late Qing Dynasty. Song Jiaoren, the famous revolutionary leader, sought to har-monize the old system with the new system by preserving the essence of Du Cha Yuan in the Disciplinary Tribunal, and writing Ping Zheng Yuan() into some constitutional documents in the early ROC. In 1914, to solve the dilemma of governance since the late Qing Dynasty, President Yuan Shikai set up Ping Zheng Yuan to take charge of administrative trial, and Su Zheng Ting to supervise officials, so that the traditional model of independent supervision was reproduced and reconstructed. In its short life term, Su Zheng Ting and Ping Zheng Yuan handled a series of major cases relevant to different aspects of the gubernatorial affairs of the state. The endeavour and achievements of Su Zheng Ting embodied the com-posite functions of independent supervision model, such as cleansing out political corruption, suppressing political factions, and promoting centralization. As a typical supervisory institutitonin the early ROC, Su Zheng Ting was a transitional institution during a transitional period, synthesizing governance resources between ancient and modern, Chinese and the Western. It especially epitomized the endeavour of state building in the early republican period, and demonstrated the genetic significance of connecting the past with the future. |