Chinese Small Property - Qiao, Shitong (The University of Hong Kong)
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Chinese Small Property presents a persuasive argument for how market transition has succeeded in China without rule of law, and how market norms have triggered social and legal change. Based on a case study of Shenzhen city, Qiao provides a first-of-its-kind examination of the co-evolution of property law and norms.

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Chinese Small Property presents a persuasive argument for how market transition has succeeded in China without rule of law, and how market norms have triggered social and legal change. Based on a case study of Shenzhen city, Qiao provides a first-of-its-kind examination of the co-evolution of property law and norms.
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Shitong Qiao is Assistant Professor of Law at The University of Hong Kong and New York University Global Associate Professor of Law. Qiao graduated from top Chinese and US law schools with numerous prizes, including the Top Academic Prize from Peking University and the Judge Ralph K. Winter Prize from Yale University, Connecticut. He advises government agencies, inside and outside China, on the Chinese land regime. His publications on property and social norms have appeared in leading English and Chinese law journals.