A critical evaluation of the latest reform in Chinese law that engages the Chinese legal scholars and Chinese legal historians. Providing a unique insight into the development of Chinese legal reform, this book will appeal to readers interested in Chinese law and policy, Asian studies, and Chinese legal history.
A critical evaluation of the latest reform in Chinese law that engages the Chinese legal scholars and Chinese legal historians. Providing a unique insight into the development of Chinese legal reform, this book will appeal to readers interested in Chinese law and policy, Asian studies, and Chinese legal history.
1. The law, China and the world: an introduction Yun Zhao and Michael Ng; Part I. Chinese Legal Reform in Xi Jinping's Era: 2. Punishments in the post re-education through labour world: questions about minor crime in China Sarah Biddulph; 3. Understanding the presumption of innocence in China: institution and practice Lin Xifen and Casey Watters; 4. Judicial approach to human rights in transitional China Shucheng Wang; 5. Public enforcement of securities laws: a case of convergence? Chao Xi and Xuanming Pan; 6. China's free trade from SEZs to CEPA to FTZs: the Beijing Consensus in global convergence and divergence Wenwei Guan; 7. Achievements and challenges of Chinese maritime judicial practice Liang Zhao; 8. Interaction of national law-making and international treaties: implementation of the convention against torture in China Bjorn Ahl; 9. Online privacy protection: a Legal regime for personal data protection in China Yun Zhao; Part II. The Back Matters: Historical Legal Reform in China: 10. Traditionalising Chinese law: symbolic epistemic violence in the discourse of legal reform and modernity in late Qing China Li Chen; 11. Judicial orientalism: imaginaries of Chinese legal transplantation in common law Michael Ng; 12. Commercial arbitration transplanted: a tale of the book industry in modern Shanghai Billy K. L. So and Sufumi So; 13. China's unilateral abrogation of the Sino-Belgian Treaty: case study of an instance of deviant transplantation Maria Adelel Carrai; 14. Consequential court and judicial leadership: the unwritten Republican judicial tradition in China Zhaoxin Jiang.
1. The law, China and the world: an introduction Yun Zhao and Michael Ng; Part I. Chinese Legal Reform in Xi Jinping's Era: 2. Punishments in the post re-education through labour world: questions about minor crime in China Sarah Biddulph; 3. Understanding the presumption of innocence in China: institution and practice Lin Xifen and Casey Watters; 4. Judicial approach to human rights in transitional China Shucheng Wang; 5. Public enforcement of securities laws: a case of convergence? Chao Xi and Xuanming Pan; 6. China's free trade from SEZs to CEPA to FTZs: the Beijing Consensus in global convergence and divergence Wenwei Guan; 7. Achievements and challenges of Chinese maritime judicial practice Liang Zhao; 8. Interaction of national law-making and international treaties: implementation of the convention against torture in China Bjorn Ahl; 9. Online privacy protection: a Legal regime for personal data protection in China Yun Zhao; Part II. The Back Matters: Historical Legal Reform in China: 10. Traditionalising Chinese law: symbolic epistemic violence in the discourse of legal reform and modernity in late Qing China Li Chen; 11. Judicial orientalism: imaginaries of Chinese legal transplantation in common law Michael Ng; 12. Commercial arbitration transplanted: a tale of the book industry in modern Shanghai Billy K. L. So and Sufumi So; 13. China's unilateral abrogation of the Sino-Belgian Treaty: case study of an instance of deviant transplantation Maria Adelel Carrai; 14. Consequential court and judicial leadership: the unwritten Republican judicial tradition in China Zhaoxin Jiang.
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