Renmin Chinese law review : selected papers of The jurist. Volume 1 / edited by Jichun Shi.
2013
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Renmin Chinese law review : selected papers of The jurist. Volume 1 / edited by Jichun Shi.
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Cheltenham : Edward Elgar Pub., Inc., 2013.
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1 online resource (328 pages).
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Elgaronline.
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1. The word constitution in Western languages : how did it originate and evolve linguistically / Xu Guodong
2. On law theory of public interest : an analysis based on the need spill theory / Liu Taigang
3. On the econominized state in the contextualism of economic law / Feng Hui
4. On the changes of Chinese legal system for implementing the WTO laws / Zhang Naigen
5. Rethink the power of the NPCSC to revise the basic laws / Lin Yan
6. How to define the administrative discretion standard in the administrative legal system : in the perspective of administrative self restraint / Zhou Youyong
7. The theory of the nature of harming society : its fate in contemporary China / Zhao Bingzhi and Chen Zhijun
8. Empirical studies on nominalization of criminal court trials / He Jiahong
9. How to define illegal financing : a critique of legal interpretation of illegal financing by Supreme Court / Peng Bing
10. Information supervision : the optimum choice of China's supervision of credit assets securitization / Xu Duoqi
11. Judiciary strategy for historical problems originating from the reform of corporation share institution : based on a case of evasion of law / Dong Chune
12. The regression of civil procedure law : from the perspective of re-reform of courts authority to conduct investigation and collect evidence / Li Hao
13. Jurisdictional error as one of the cause of action for retrial shouldn't be deleted / Tang Weijian.
2. On law theory of public interest : an analysis based on the need spill theory / Liu Taigang
3. On the econominized state in the contextualism of economic law / Feng Hui
4. On the changes of Chinese legal system for implementing the WTO laws / Zhang Naigen
5. Rethink the power of the NPCSC to revise the basic laws / Lin Yan
6. How to define the administrative discretion standard in the administrative legal system : in the perspective of administrative self restraint / Zhou Youyong
7. The theory of the nature of harming society : its fate in contemporary China / Zhao Bingzhi and Chen Zhijun
8. Empirical studies on nominalization of criminal court trials / He Jiahong
9. How to define illegal financing : a critique of legal interpretation of illegal financing by Supreme Court / Peng Bing
10. Information supervision : the optimum choice of China's supervision of credit assets securitization / Xu Duoqi
11. Judiciary strategy for historical problems originating from the reform of corporation share institution : based on a case of evasion of law / Dong Chune
12. The regression of civil procedure law : from the perspective of re-reform of courts authority to conduct investigation and collect evidence / Li Hao
13. Jurisdictional error as one of the cause of action for retrial shouldn't be deleted / Tang Weijian.
Summary
Renmin Chinese Law Review, Vol. 1 is the first work in a series of annual volumes on contemporary Chinese law, which bring together the work of recognised scholars from China, offering a window on current legal research in China. Volume 1 addresses topics such as the law theory of public interest, as well as issues pertaining to the Chinese legal systems implementation of WTO laws. All of the contributions provide useful insights for those wishing to explore Chinas increasing influence in international law and politics as well Chinas recent legal reforms. This diverse comparative study will appeal to academics in Chinese law, society and politics, members of diplomatic communities as well as legal professionals interested in China.
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Includes index.
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English
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9781782544357 e-book
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