The majority of the work necessary to advance the Rule of Law in China is yet to be done. This is particularly the case … substantive terms of legal provisions. As such, China must develop the institutional practices that will bring to fruition the … are to be decided in a manner that earns the respect of the Chinese citizenry and other nations, the next step in China …

states, like China, organized on a state-party model thus conceived. Since the establishment of the Soviet Union … the normative metrics of transnational constitutionalism. China has moved toward a legitimately constitutionalist …

and practice of China’s Company Law. The paper discusses different understandings of the rule of law that are to be found … in the wider literature. Whilst China has affirmed the principles of legality, the 1993 Company Law adopted a narrowly … the courts and the State in western countries, in China the State and the Party have played an important role in internal …

This paper uses the concept of rule of law to compare Qing China and British India. Rather than using rule of law … instrumentally, the paper embeds it in the histories of state power and sovereignty in China and India. Three themes, all framed by … trajectories of China and India in the 20th century. Taking law as an instrument of power and an imagined realm that nonetheless …

China has achieved remarkable success in building the necessary institutions for a functional legal system. However, it …-dumping investigation are two such contrasting examples. This brief will examine the evolution of shareholders' suits in China as well as … changes have tended to follow, rather then precede, economic changes in China. Strengthened legal protection was a result of …

-based litigation in the emerging legal system in China. It then identifies the core features of mediation as it is practiced in China … chapter is to uncover the strong state interest in promoting and implementing mediation in China and to scrutinise the impact …