Chinese Journal of Comparative Law, 2013, Vol.1

Author

Title‎

number

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Jurgen Basedow

The Europeanization of private law: its progress and its significance for China

No.1

pp. 49-65

Vincent R. Johnson, Stephen C. Loomis

The rule of law in China and the prosecution of Li Zhuang

No.1

pp. 66-83

Bing Ling

The 'confused topic' of act of state under the Hong Kong Basic Law

No.1

pp. 84-111

Zhaoxing Liu, Jinyuan Su

Comparative law in China: over 30 years development and paradigm shift in research

No.1

pp. 158-184

Song Lu

Law of the People s Republic of China on the Laws Applicable to Foreign-Related Civil Relations (full text)

No.1

pp. 185-193

Randall Peerenboom

Toward a methodology for successful legal transplants

No.1

pp. 4-20

Colin B. Picker

Comparative legal cultural analyses of international economic law: a new methodological approach

No.1

pp. 21-48

Flora Xiao Huang, Horace Yeung

Regulatory cooperation between securities commissions: a reflection from Hong Kong

No.1

pp. 112-157

Larry A. DiMatteo

Soft Law and the Principle of Fair and Equitable Decision Making in International Contract Arbitration

No.2

pp. 221-255

Michael Faure, Jiye Hu

Towards a Deposit Guarantee Insurance in China? A Law and Economics Perspective

No.2

pp. 256-288

Weixia Gu

The Judiciary in Economic and Political Transformation: Quo Vadis Chinese Courts?

No.2

pp. 303-334

He Wei Ping

Paternalistic Regulation in China s Banking Sector

No.2

pp. 289-302

Ewan McKendrick, Iain Maxwell

Specific Performance in International Arbitration

No.2

pp. 195-220

Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi

Analysing the Human Rights Issues Relating to the Transfer of Sentenced Persons between Hong Kong and Other Countries

No.2

pp. 335-364

Xiang Ren

Judicial Cases in China in 2012

No.2

pp. 409-425

Lu Wang

Comparative Law Scholarship in China in 2012

No.2

pp. 365-380

Sheng Zhang

Legislative Development in China in 2012

No.2

pp. 381-408