Tsinghua Law · Issue 4, Special Issue on the Study of Law and Legal Scholars of the Chinese Civilization in the 20th Century

Author: Xu Zhangrun
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is part of the "Special Issue on Legal Studies and Legal Scholars of the 20th Century Chinese Legal Civilization." It focuses on the legal studies and legal scholars of China in the 20th century, exploring their journey and challenges, analyzing systems and summarizing achievements and shortcomings, researching individuals and tracing their thought processes, or summarizing legal education and legal translation. The authors include both established legal scholars like Wu Jingxiong and Cai Shuンハン, as well as mid-career and emerging scholars from the Chinese legal studies community on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. Additionally, the book publishes a collection of translations, speeches, reviews, materials, and book reviews, covering a broad range of topics with flexible formats that blend intellectual depth and readability, ensuring readers will find much to resonate with. This book is suitable for legal researchers and law students, as well as legal practitioners such as judges, prosecutors, lawyers, and government legal officials, and is also valuable for interdisciplinary scholars interested in law.