Chinese Legal Reform and the Global Legal Order - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Figures

pp vii-vii

Tables

pp viii-viii

Contributors

pp ix-xiii

Acknowledgements

pp xiv-xiv

1 - The Law, China and the World

pp 1-12

Part I - Chinese Legal Reform in Xi Jinping’s Era

pp 13-178

2 - Punishments in the Post Re-Education through Labour World

pp 15-43

3 - Understanding the Presumption of Innocence in China

pp 44-62

4 - Judicial Approach to Human Rights in Transitional China*

pp 63-80

5 - Public Enforcement of Securities Laws

pp 81-103

6 - China’s Free Trade from SEZs to CEPA to FTZs

pp 104-124

7 - Achievements and Challenges of Chinese Maritime Judicial Practice

pp 125-135

8 - Interaction of National Law-Making and International Treaties

pp 136-155

9 - Online Privacy Protection

pp 156-178

Part II - The Back Matters

pp 179-298

10 - Traditionalising Chinese Law

pp 181-210

11 - Judicial Orientalism

pp 211-237

12 - Commercial Arbitration Transplanted

pp 238-256

13 - China’s Unilateral Abrogation of the Sino–Belgian Treaty

pp 257-277

14 - Consequential Court and Judicial Leadership

pp 278-298

Index

pp 299-312