Books by Zhizhou (Leo) Wang
This is a Chinese version of the 4th version of the case book titled Insurance Law And Regulation... more This is a Chinese version of the 4th version of the case book titled Insurance Law And Regulation: Cases And Materials (University Casebook). The author, Professor Kenneth S. Abraham, is a famous and national leading insurance & torts law professor teaching at the University of Virginia School of Law. This Chinese translation work is part of the "Presidential Rule of Law Initiative", or "US-China Rule of Law Initiative", which was a project between the United States and People's Republic of China to expand bilateral cooperation in the field of law(http://beijing.usembassy-china.org.cn/lawlibrary.html). The Chinese version of the book was published by the China University of Political Science and Law Press on March 01, 2012.
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Talks by Zhizhou (Leo) Wang
It was a generally free-style talk with several dozens of undergraduate law students and a few gr... more It was a generally free-style talk with several dozens of undergraduate law students and a few graduate students who were interested in bankruptcy/insolvency law studies. Among other things, I shared my personal view on how the American bankruptcy system has influenced common American's lives and what were the lessons that can be learnt for China which is to build a more open credit economy and a broader and more efficient market for business reorganization.
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Papers by Zhizhou (Leo) Wang
This article traces the three waves of law and social science studies in contemporary China and e... more This article traces the three waves of law and social science studies in contemporary China and examines the current status of this rapidly differentiating interdisciplinary field. While the first two waves of studies subsided without generating a nationwide law and society movement, the most recent wave is changing the landscape of the Chinese legal academia through empirical research. Four emerging subareas of Chinese sociolegal studies are reviewed in detail: (1) law in rural society, (2) legal profession, (3) courts and dispute resolution, and (4) criminal justice.
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Conference Presentations by Zhizhou (Leo) Wang
This article seeks to fill in this gap by providing a comprehensive overview of the international... more This article seeks to fill in this gap by providing a comprehensive overview of the internationalization of Chinese legal education in the early 21st century. We argue that the internationalization of Chinese law schools is not a process of global diffusion or convergence, but primarily a result of domestic demands for institutional legitimacy, such as law school rankings and job placements for law graduates. These local roots of globalization have driven the “open-door” policies of elite Chinese law schools and trained a large number of law students and legal academics with global orientations.
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Books by Zhizhou (Leo) Wang
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