On the other side of the law: Circumstances and Complexions

Author: Zhu Weiyi
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This is a collection of essays on law and the rule of law. "Listening to Chu's language, weary of barbaric songs. How many past events do you know?" Although the author wanted to write humanistic essays, staying away from law and the rule of law, law is still a hot topic today, which is also what the author wants to express as "plot and obsession." The author's self-introduction: Zhu Weiyi, a lawyer, was born in Suzhou and graduated from Nanjing University and Columbia University in the United States, earning a Bachelor's degree in English and American Literature and a Doctorate in Law. He has worked at Nanjing University, the Legal Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Permanent Mission of China to the United Nations in New York, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization in Vienna, and Beijing Haidian Law Firm. He has written books such as "Analysis of Classic American Cases," "Analysis of American Corporate Law Cases," "Analysis of American Securities Law Cases," "A Sword of Frost?—Two Practices of Securities Law," "Guarding Rationality and Romance," and "Walking Through Law." This is a collection of essays on law and the rule of law. "Listening to Chu's language, weary of barbaric songs. How many past events do you know?" Although the author wanted to write humanistic essays, staying away from law and the rule of law, but law is still a hot topic today, which is also what the author wants to express as "plot and obsession."