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| Author |
Name |
Category |
Period |
| KU Yi-ching |
Exploring the Institution of the Emperor’s Inspection Tour through the Regulations on the Imperial Carriages in the Tang Dynasty |
Articles |
No. 36 |
| Kao, Chen-Huan |
“zuò wù” (作務) in Qin wood slips |
Articles |
No. 33 |
| Kao, Ming-Shih |
Chinese World Order under Heaven and the so-called “the Law under Heaven”-the case of Sino-Northeast Asian Relationship during the Sui-Tang Dynasties |
Articles |
No. 14 |
| Kao, Ming-Shih |
The Discovery of Tiansheng Statutes and its Historical Significance |
Special Edition |
No.16 |
| Kao, Ming-Shih |
The Research Trend of “Historical Studies of Law” in the College of Liberal Arts in the Universities of Taiwan in the Last Fifty Years (1964-2009): As Seen in the Case of M.A and Ph.D. Theses |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 17 |
| Kao, Ming-Shih |
Fairness –the Ideal of East Asian Traditional Legal System |
Articles |
No. 23 |
| Kao, Ming-Shih |
A General Survey of the Study of Chinese Legal History in Taiwan’s Graduate Schools of Humanities in the Last Ten Years (1995-2004) |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 7 |
| Kao, Ming-shih |
On the Collections of Legal Precedents of the Tang Dynasty |
Articles |
No. 25 |
| Kishimoto Mio |
Moral Ethics, Agreements, and Subsistence: An Essay on Equitable Principles in Civil Justice during the Ming-Qing Period |
Articles |
No. 27 |
| Ku, Yi-ching |
An Academic Symposium—the New Perspectives of Education and Legal Studies in East Asia |
Code for Learning |
No. 5 |
| LEE Ju-chun |
The Evolution and Expansion of the Crime of Great Disrespect in the Northern Song Dynasty |
Articles |
No. 37 |
| LI Fupeng |
Inventing Social Rights: The Constitutional Archives of the Weimar National Assembly |
Articles |
No. 37 |
| LI Li-fang |
Building a Paper House: Analyzing the Writing Up of Qing Criminal Cases |
Articles |
No. 39(May be Download with full PDF) |
| LI Li-fang |
Crime and Punishment: Analyzing the Writing Up of Criminal Cases Based on the Xingke Tiben |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 37 |
| LI Ming |
The Board of Punishments in the Qing Dynasty and the Compilation of Leading Cases |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 37 |
| LI Nigel Nien-Tsu |
From Grand Norm to the Code of Constitution– A Paradigm Shift of the Doctrine of the Mandate of Heaven |
Articles |
No. 35 |
| LI Xiaobo |
A Study of the Court Assize Procedure in the Ming Dynasty |
Articles |
No. 38(May be Download with full PDF) |
| LI Zigui |
On Fei-hsien Wang’s Pirates and Publishers: A Social History of Copyright in Modern China |
Book Review |
No. 38(May be Download with full PDF) |
| LIANG Hung-meng |
The Mechanism of Attribution of Accomplices and the Doctrine of “Meting Penalties According to the Grade of Mourning Clothes”: Cases in the Xing’an huilan |
Articles |
No. 39(May be Download with full PDF) |
| LIANG Zhipin |
Three Forms of the “Comparative Law” |
Forum |
No. 36 |
| LIEN Chi-yuan |
Benign Affection and Imposed Seclusion: On the Construction of the Royal Prison and Long-term Imprisonment of Imperial Clansmen in the Ming Dynasty |
Articles |
No. 38(May be Download with full PDF) |
| LIN Kuan-chun |
An Analysis of the Relevance of the Shih-chi (史記) to the Reforms of Tibet |
Articles |
No. 35 |
| LIN Yi-Der |
The Question of Gold and Coin in the Legal System of the Qin Dynasty– A Study on the Yuelu Qin Slips and Liye Qin Slips |
Articles |
No. 35 |
| LING Peng |
Police, Community Leaders, Gentry and the Magistrate near Mudong Town in Baxian |
Articles |
No. 38(May be Download with full PDF) |
| LIU Haotian |
The Legal Career of Qing-Dynasty Magistrate Qiu Huang |
Articles |
No. 38(May be Download with full PDF) |
| LIU Hengwen |
Traditionalism in Pre-1970 Pardons in the R.O.C.: The Principles of “Avenging the Death of a Father,” “Inheritance of Officialdom’s Privileges,” and “Sparing a Remaining Descendant for Parents” |
Articles |
No. 39(May be Download with full PDF) |
| LO Tung-hwa |
Palace Prisons in Tang Dynasty |
Articles |
No. 37 |
| LU Chih-Chun |
Custom and Law: A Study of “An Kooli” in the Qing Empire |
Articles |
No. 36 |
| LUAN Zhaoxing |
The Positioning of Executive Power in the Constitutional Movement during the Period of National Government |
Articles |
No. 38(May be Download with full PDF) |
| LUAN Zhaoxing |
Partyism or Independence? The Ideal and Dilemma of Judicial Reform in the Nationalist Government |
Articles |
No. 35 |