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This edited volume aims at examining China's role in the field of
international governance and the rule of law under the Belt and
Road Initiative from a holistic manner. It seeks alternative
analytical frameworks that not only take into account legal
ideologies and legal ideals, but also local demand and
socio-political circumstances, to explain and understand China's
legal interactions with countries along the Road, so that more
useful insights can be produced in predicting and analysing China's
as well as other emerging Asian countries' legal future. Authors
from Germany, Korea, Singapore, Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong
Kong have contributed to this edited volume, which produces
academic dialogues and conducts intellectual exchanges in specific
sub-themes.
This volume critically evaluates the latest legal reform of China,
covering major areas such as trade and securities law, online
privacy law, criminal law, human rights and international law. It
represents a bold departure from the most recent works on Chinese
legal reform by engaging the ideas of experts in contemporary
Chinese law with the archival scholarship of Chinese legal
historians. This unique interdisciplinary feature affords readers a
more nuanced view of the complexities and specificities of how
China has problematised legal reforms in various historical
contexts when building a progressive yet sustainable legal system.
This volume appraises the most current reform in Chinese law by
considering China's engagement with globalisation, increasingly
complicated domestic situation and historical legal transplantation
experiences. It will be of huge interest to students, researchers
and practitioners interested in Chinese law and policy, China and
Asian studies and Chinese legal history.
This volume critically evaluates the latest legal reform of China,
covering major areas such as trade and securities law, online
privacy law, criminal law, human rights and international law. It
represents a bold departure from the most recent works on Chinese
legal reform by engaging the ideas of experts in contemporary
Chinese law with the archival scholarship of Chinese legal
historians. This unique interdisciplinary feature affords readers a
more nuanced view of the complexities and specificities of how
China has problematised legal reforms in various historical
contexts when building a progressive yet sustainable legal system.
This volume appraises the most current reform in Chinese law by
considering China's engagement with globalisation, increasingly
complicated domestic situation and historical legal transplantation
experiences. It will be of huge interest to students, researchers
and practitioners interested in Chinese law and policy, China and
Asian studies and Chinese legal history.
The book examines the development and application of mediation in
China (including Hong Kong). As a popular mechanism for dispute
resolution in Chinese history, mediation is believed to be an
important process for realizing the official goal of social
harmony. Following an overview of the current situation in mainland
China and Hong Kong, the book looks into specific legal issues in
the application of mediation and the practical use of mediation in
specific lines of businesses. The book can serve as an important
reference book on the law and practice of mediation in mainland
China and Hong Kong for scholars, practitioners, as well as
students of mediation and alternative dispute resolution.
This edited volume aims at examining China's role in the field of
international governance and the rule of law under the Belt and
Road Initiative from a holistic manner. It seeks alternative
analytical frameworks that not only take into account legal
ideologies and legal ideals, but also local demand and
socio-political circumstances, to explain and understand China's
legal interactions with countries along the Road, so that more
useful insights can be produced in predicting and analysing China's
as well as other emerging Asian countries' legal future. Authors
from Germany, Korea, Singapore, Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong
Kong have contributed to this edited volume, which produces
academic dialogues and conducts intellectual exchanges in specific
sub-themes.
This book will be the first English on space law written by a
Chinese scholar. With the rapid development of space activities in
China, many space scientist and lawyers are keen to know Chinese
Legal views on policies and laws on space activities. The book
discusses new development of space law in view of the rapid
development of space commercial activities from a Chinese legal
perspective. The topics selected in the book reflect the author's
teaching and research in space law at four different universities:
Leiden University, Erasmus University Rotterdam, City University of
Hong Kong and the University of Hong Kong. Six areas of space law
issues have been selected: property rights, space registration and
liability regime, launching services, telecommunications services,
national space legislation and international space co-operation.
All the topics are closely related to current Chinese space
legislation and practice. When dealing with the above six issues,
the author will first briefly discuss the current rules and
practice at the international level, followed by in-depth analysis
of Chinese situation. This will be a unique book. Those who are
researching on space law and/or in charge of formulating national
space policy will be especially interested in the elaboration of
Chinese attitude toward space commercialisation and of the current
Chinese space policies and laws.
The book examines the development and application of mediation in
China (including Hong Kong). As a popular mechanism for dispute
resolution in Chinese history, mediation is believed to be an
important process for realizing the official goal of social
harmony. Following an overview of the current situation in mainland
China and Hong Kong, the book looks into specific legal issues in
the application of mediation and the practical use of mediation in
specific lines of businesses. The book can serve as an important
reference book on the law and practice of mediation in mainland
China and Hong Kong for scholars, practitioners, as well as
students of mediation and alternative dispute resolution. Â
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