Chinese, civil justice, past and present/
Philip C.C. Hang
- London : Rowman & Littlefield, 2010.
- xviii,296p. ; 23cm.
- Asia/Pacific/perspectives .
Preface: Why Do We Need a Different Approach to the Study of Chinese Law?Introduction: The History-of-Practice Approach to Studying Chinese LawChapter 1: Community Mediation, Past and PresentChapter 2: Centralized Minimalism: Semiformal Governance by Quasi-Officials and Dispute ResolutionChapter 3: Divorce Law Practices: The Origins, Myths, and Realities of Judicial "Mediation"Chapter 4: "Reform" in Evidence Procedure: Reasonable and Unreasonable Practices of Divorce LawChapter 5: Civil Adjudication, Past and PresentChapter 6: Court Mediation, Past and PresentChapter 7: Whither Chinese Law?Conclusion: Past and Present
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Justice, Administration of -- China -- History. Civil law -- China -- History. Practice of law -- China -- History.