In March 2009, the Faculty of Law at Charles University in Prague, together with the University of Zurich, organized a seminar on Chinese legal culture. As a follow-up to this event, the participants and other scholars from Europe, Asia, and North America contributed essays looking at Chinese law through a variety of lenses, from its historical roots to its modern reforms. Special attention is also paid here to the question of Westernization, the role of globalization in the Chinese legal system, and the act of "translating" between Western and Asian legal (and cultural) systems. A wide-ranging collection that contains various perspectives from leading experts in the field, "Interpretation of Law in China" is a remarkable feat of scholarship and essential reading for anyone interested in comparative, international, or Asian law.
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Michal Tomasek is head of the Department of European Law at Charles University in Prague. Guido Muhlemann is a senior lecturer in the Institute of Law at the University of Zurich.
In March 2009, the Faculty of Law at Charles University in Prague, together with the University of Zurich, organized a seminar on Chinese legal culture. As a follow up to this event the participants and other scholars from Europe, Asia, and North America contributed essays looking at Chinese law through a variety of lenses, from its historical roots to its modern reforms. Special attention is also paid here to the question of Westernization, the role of globalization in Chinese legal system, and the act of translating between western and Asian legal (and cultural) systems. A wide-ranging collection that contains various perspectives from leading experts in the field, "Interpretation of Law in China "is a remarkable feat of scholarship and essential reading for anyone interested in comparative, international, or Asian law."
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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: Introduction by the scientific editor / Michal Tomášek -- Justice, benevolence, and happiness : encounter and challenges in global legal culture / Hanne Petersen -- Speculations on law and society in modern China : an essay / Robert C. Berring -- China's multiple legal traditions : an overview / Guido Mühlemann -- Transformation through transfer : legal developments at the end of the Qing Dynasty / Florencia Benitez-Schaefer -- East Asian encounters with Western law and the emergence of East Asian jurisprudence / Chongko Choi -- Stratagem prevention through law in the People's Republic of China : an analysis / Harro von Senger -- Chinese socialist legal system : evolution and principle features / Bo Yin -- Judicial interpretation and the envisaged guiding case mechanism in mainland China / Jin Zhenbao -- Lost in translation : "rule of guanxi", an alternative to the rule of law? / Li Ling -- The application of sentence suspension and exemption for "duty offenses" in China / Li Ling, Wu Chonghao -- Postface by the scientific reviewer / Anton K. Schnyder. Seller Inventory # 15jbew800