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• The place of comparative law in the developing jurisprudence on the rule of law and human rights in Hong Kong / Anthony Mason
• The Secretary for Justice as the protector of the public interest - continuity and development / Hon Won Yan Lung
• The imperatives of one country, two systems : one country before two systems? / Denis Chang
• The intersection of Chinese law and the Common Law in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region : question of technique or politics? / Yash Ghai
• Basic Law and constitutional review : the first decade / Johannes Chan
• Constitutional review under the basic law : the rise, retreat and resurgence of judicial power in Hong Kong / Po Jen Yap
• A decade of self-incrimination in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region / Simon N.M. Young
• Basic law, basic politics : the constitutional game of Hong Kong / Benny Y.T. Tai
• Small circle, entrenched interest : the electoral anomalies of Hong Kong deputies to the National People's Congress / D.W. Choy and Fu Hualing
• From the Judicial Committee of the British Privy Council to the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Congress - an evaluation of the legal interpretive system after the handover / Zhenmin Wang
• Subject matter limitation on the NPCSC's power to interpret the basic law / Ling Bing
• A tale of two islands : comparative reflections on constitutionalism in Hong Kong and Taiwan / Albert H.Y. Chen
• The transformation of Chinese law - from formal to substantial / Jianfu Chen.

The Chinese criminal code is the second most important law after the Chinese constitution. The translator not only provides an accurate and readable English translation, but maintains the characteristics of the original text. An index is provided to help the reader find specific provisions, and an introduction provides a brief legislative history of the formulation of the criminal code. With the return of Hong Kong to the control of the Chinese government this book is an invaluable source to those interested in the potential effects to Hong Kong.
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该书是国家社科基金项目的最终结项成果, 鉴定等级为"优秀". 婚姻家庭法现代化是中国人在本国国情下实施的 一场已持续逾百年的法律变革运动, 有其特殊的背景和独特发展轨迹. 本书梳理评析了我国婚姻家庭法自清朝末年开始 实施现代转型改革以来发生的巨大变化, 总结了婚姻家庭法传统与现代之间的异动, 探寻了婚姻家庭法现代化变迁的规律性, 研究未来更好地满足经济社会发展和人们愉快生 活需求的改革问题. 本项目是以国家立法机关的婚姻家庭立法改革为 研究对象, 以法案为主要参考. 原则上不讨论行政机关颁行的相关条例, 规定以及地方立法. 本书研究20世纪百年婚姻家庭法改革, 关注婚姻家庭法变革及其本质问题, 深入论述该领域法律改革的背景, 新旧法律规则之间的关系, 试图揭示站立在法律背后的因素, 探讨未来可能的重要法律改革问题, 具有很大的现实意义. 该书是国家社科基金项目的最终结项成果, 鉴定等级为"优秀". 婚姻家庭法现代化是中国人在本国国情下实施的 一场已持续逾百年的法律变革运动, 有其特殊的背景和独特发展轨迹. 本书梳理评析了我国婚姻家庭法自清朝末年开始 实施现代转型改革以来发生的巨大变化, 总结了婚姻家庭法传统与现代之间的异动, 探寻了婚姻家庭法现代化变迁的规律性, 研究未来更好地满足经济社会发展和人们愉快生 活需求的改革问题. 本项目是以国家立法机关的婚姻家庭立法改革为 研究对象, 以法案为主要参考. 原则上不讨论行政机关颁行的相关条例, 规定以及地方立法. 本书研究20世纪百年婚姻家庭法改革, 关注婚姻家庭法变革及其本质问题, 深入论述该领域法律改革的背景, 新旧法律规则之间的关系, 试图揭示站立在法律背后的因素, 探讨未来可能的重要法律改革问题, 具有很大的现实意义.

• Shang ce. Wei xian shen cha yu xing zheng su song
• Xia ce. Min shi su song yu xing shi su song.

• 上冊. 違憲審查與行政訴訟
• 下冊. 民事訴訟與刑事訴訟.

• Introduction / Susan W. Tiefenbrun
• Chinese industrial policies : indigenous innovation, intellectual property rights, and the trade issues of the next decade / Javade Chaudhri
• The rule of law and enforcement of Chinese tort law / Vincent R. Johnson
• A brief clarification of "the rule of law" in policy perspective / Frederick Tse-Shyang Chen
• Chinese reverse mergers, accounting regimes, and the rule of law in China / Benjamin A. Templin
• "Rule by law" and its impact on cross-border transactions affecting Chinese interests / Ke Chen
• A comparison of the duty of confidentiality and the attorney-client privilege in the U.S. and China : developing a rule of law/ Leah M. Christensen.

• Machine generated contents note: I.Introduction
• II.Regulation on the Causes of Civil Actions (Chinese-English-German)
• 1.Chapter: Disputes over rights of personality
• 1.Part: Disputes over rights of personality
• 2.Chapter: Disputes over marriage, family and inheritance
• 2.Part: Disputes over marriage and family
• 3.Part: Inheritance disputes
• 3.Chapter: Disputes over property rights
• 4.Part: Disputes over registeration of real estate
• 5.Part: Disputes over protection of property rights
• 6.Part: Disputes over ownership
• 7.Part: Disputes over usufruct
• 8.Part: Disputes over secured property rights
• 9.Part: Disputes over protection of possession
• 4.Chapter: Disputes over contracts, negotiorum gestio, unjust enrichment
• 10.Part: Disputes arsing from contracts
• 11.Part: Disputes over unjust enrichment
• 12.Part: Disputes over negotiorum gestio
• 5.Chapter: Disputes related to intellectual property rights and competition
• 13.Part: Disputes arising from contracts of intellectual property rights
• 14.Part: Disputes relate to ownership and infringement of intellectual property rights
• 15.Part: Disputes over unfair competition conducts
• 16.Part: Disputes over monopoly
• 6.Chapter: Disputes over labour and personnel
• 17.Part: Labour disputes
• 18.Part: Disputes over personnel
• 7.Chapter: Marine and maritime disputes
• 19.Part: Marine and maritime disputes
• 8.Chapter: Civil disputes related to enterprises, securities, cheques and bills
• 20.Part: Disputes related to enterprises
• 21.Part: Disputes related to companies
• 22.Part: Disputes related to partnership enterprises
• 23.Part: Disputes related to insolvency
• 24.Part: Disputes related to securities
• 25.Part: Disputes related to futures trading
• 26.Part: Disputes related to trust
• 27.Part: Disputes related to insurance
• 28.Part: Disputes related to cheques and bills
• 29.Part: Disputes related to letter of credit
• 9.Chapter: Disputes over tort liabilities
• 30.Part: Disputes over tort liabilities
• 10.Chapter: Causes of Actions by Application of Special Procedures
• 31.Part: Cases concerning election qualification
• 32.Part: Actions concerning declaration of disappearance, death
• 33.Part: Cases concerning declaration of civil incapability, limited civil capability of a citizen
• 34.Part: Cases concerning determination of ownerless property (res nullius)
• 35.Part: Cases concerning guardianship and applying special procedures
• 36.Part: Cases applying procedure of supervision and urge
• 37.Part: Cases concerning public notice
• 38.Part: Actions for pursuit of pre-trial cessission of infringement to intellectual property rights
• 39.Part: Cases pursuing preservation
• 40.Part: Cases concerning arbitration procedures
• 41.Part: Cases applying maritime special procedures
• 42.Part: Cases pursuing recognition and enforcement of court decisions, arbiral awards.

In 2008 the Supreme People's Court (SPC) has promulgated the "Regulations on the Cause of Civil Action". The promulgation of the Regulations has significance in various regards. It clearly signals a new approach of the SPC to systemize and compile the status quo of the Chinese civil law system. With the Regulations the SPC aims to help lower courts and parties of legal actions to correctly apply the law. It further wants to collect accurate statistical information about court decisions and to gather these court decisions. The SPC ultimately intents to build a systematic collection of court decisions, which shall provide the people's courts with a reliable data base for reference in deciding cases in the future. This new approach of the SPC has deep impact on the understanding of the application of law in China as it undoubtedly reminds of the concept of writs in traditional English common law (i.e. types of action). The research compiled in this book is therefore going to the roots of the notion of law in China and to the relationship between claims arising from substantive law and the procedural arrangement to enforce these claims in civil procedure law.
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