Tsinghua Law (Volume 1. 2002. Issue 1)

Author: Xu Zhangrun
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This issue is dedicated to the study of Professor Ronald Dworkin's legal philosophy. It features two speeches delivered by Professor Dworkin in China, a series of research papers, reviews, book reviews, and materials on Dworkin's legal philosophy, providing a comprehensive review of his visit to China. Additionally, the issue includes cutting-edge research on Confucian legal thought, law and globalization, as well as civil and commercial law. The authors include both esteemed figures like Professor Dworkin and the late Professor John Gray, as well as emerging and rising scholars in the field of Chinese legal studies. Particularly noteworthy is a set of book reviews edited by the journal's staff, which are both scholarly and engaging, blending intellectual depth with readability, and are sure to resonate with readers.
This book is suitable for legal researchers and law students, as well as legal practitioners such as judges, prosecutors, and lawyers, and individuals from other disciplines who are interested in law.