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Title Understanding China's legal system : essays in honor of Jerome A. Cohen / edited by C. Stephen Hsu
Published New York : New York University, [2003]
©2003

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Description vi, 426 pages ; 24 cm
Contents Trying to understand the current Chinese legal system / William C. Jones -- Exporting "the pursuit of happiness" / William P. Alford -- Puzzling observations in Chinese law / Donald C. Clarke -- Grave matters / Susan Roosevelt Weld -- The role of case precedent in the Qing judicial process as reflected in appellate rulings / R. Randle Edwards -- The comparative law school of China / Alison W. Conner -- Law in China's economic development / Natalie G. Lichtenstein -- A legal perspective on the development of electoral democracy in China / Jamie P. Horsley -- The concept of "one country, two systems" and its application to Hong Kong / Albert H. Chen -- The rule of law in Taiwan / Tsung-Fu Chen
Summary Employing a variety of perspectives and materials, these writings tackle important issues that range from ancient Chinese legal history to aspects of the contemporary legal process in the People's Republic of China
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references
Notes Print version record
Subject Law -- China.
Law -- China -- History.
Genre/Form Festschriften.
History.
Author Cohen, Jerome Alan.
Hsu, C. Stephen.
LC no. 2002014117
ISBN 0814742548 cloth alkaline paper
0814742556 paper alkaline paper
081473653X cloth alkaline paper
OTHER TI ProQuest Ebook Central