Frontiers of Law in China: Selected Publications from Chinese Universities
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Published quarterly, this volume selects the best articles written by Chinese professors and students from the top university journals and professional journals in China, through a rigorous and competitive process. Building on the current scholarship, it aims at wide approaches of legal issues by law-school professors and students, legislators, jurists, practitioners, and those who are outside of legal fields but interested in the law development in China. To embrace the outside world, China is experiencing a transformation that requires increasing legislation and improved legal environments. This new legislation in various fields has been stimulating academic debates and interest in academic research of the legal science. The journal covers topics including jurisprudence, constitutional jurisprudence, science of civil and commercial law, science of economic law, science of environmental law, science of intellectual property, science of criminal justice, science of procedural law, science of administrative law, science of international law, science of legal history, science of history of legal thoughts, etc.