Japanese-Chinese Civil Law Research - (Volume 5)

Author: Qu Tao
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: One of the main features of Journal of Civil and Commercial Law Studies between China and Japan is that each volume faithfully records the discussions in its entirety. Some of these discussions are more thought-provoking and inspire research awareness than the papers submitted by scholars. Moreover, valuable insights that are hard to obtain from research papers can often be gleaned from the remarks of experts. This volume is the fifth issue of Journal of Civil and Commercial Law Studies between China and Japan, featuring the content of the "4th Conference on Civil and Commercial Law between China and Japan." The submission requirements for the journal are also one of its key characteristics—every manuscript must contain comparative legal analysis between China and Japan or an introduction to Japanese law. This volume's collection of academic reports, papers, and translations includes 25 articles, all of which were carefully selected and are being published in China for the first time. The topics covered are extensive, including general and specific discussions in civil and commercial law, as well as intellectual property rights.