This work, the publication of which has been supervised by Edmund Terence Gomez (University of Malay, Kuala Lumpur) and Michael Hsiao (Academia Sinica, Taipei), brings…

Here is a salutarily realistic book on the law in the People’s Republic of China and the place that it occupies within the political system,…

This collective work has the great merit of providing a complete multidisciplinary analysis of one of the fundamental questions in the reform of Chinese law…

The very least that can be said about this legal work is that it is not devoid of originality. Indeed, China and the WTO, Going…

China and the WTO is the fruit of a collaboration between Supachai Panitch-pakdi, doctor in economics, Thailand’s former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade,…

With The Chinese, Jasper Becker gives us once again an important work on contemporary China. In 1996, the author had already published a remarkable work…

Anita Chan’s book is a reworking in greater depth of the studies that she has published over the last few years, on the exploitation suffered…

This book belongs in the increasingly widespread category of works which inform the foreign public about things Chinese, but which add nothing in terms of…

In his new book, Robert Heuser, Professor of “Chinese legal culture” at Cologne University in Germany, intends from a perspective that is both historical and…

This substantial (over 2,000 pages), four-volume book by Xing Ziling, a member of the Chinese Communist Party, a former soldier in the People’s Liberation Army,…