Roman Law and Modern Civil Law

Author: Xu Guodong
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: The purpose of this collection can be simply summarized as: focusing on researching issues that have never been studied in China, and those studied less, with the aim of gradually reducing the knowledge gaps in China's academic community and accumulating knowledge and wisdom. Specifically, we expect the research papers to be best within the following scope: , the study and translation of Roman law, particularly Roman public law, as the latter is a blank area in China and has been inappropriately dismissed as "valueless," while Europe is vigorously researching Roman public law, which can help to warm up a cold field in China. The study and translation of Latin American law, a topic that is almost a dark realm in China, and we hope to illuminate it. The study and translation of civil and commercial codes, a major issue currently attracting nationwide attention in China and related to the country's process of civilization, which can yield countless excellent articles. Of course, other valuable articles within the framework of Roman law and modern civil law are also welcome.