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| Author |
Name |
Category |
Period |
| Lau, Nap-yin |
Anatomy of Data and Questions in the Study of Song Legal History |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 27 |
| Lee, Dian-Jung |
Coexistence of Interest and Grievance: Re-thinking Capital Appeals |
Articles |
No. 18 |
| Lee, Dian-Jung |
Stickman, Servant, and Hooligan: The Development about “Bare Stick” Legislation and the Influence of Manchu Bondservants in Qing (1644-1795) |
Articles |
No. 26 |
| Lee, Ju-Chun |
Review of Qu Chaoli’s The Judicial Authority of the Local Government in Managing Civil Affairs during the Song Dynasty |
Book Review |
No. 8 |
| Lee, Nien-Tsu |
The Parental King and Ancient Constitutionalism in the Pre-Qin Confucian Thoughts—On the Chu Bamboo Slips in the Shanghai Museum |
Articles |
No. 7 |
| Lee, Shwu-Yuan |
A Study on Divorcing and Abandoning Wife-Focusing on Chi-Chu and Yi-Chueh in Statutes of T'ang Dynasty |
Articles |
No. 17 |
| Lee, Wangen |
The Derivation of Judicial Cases of Spring and Autumn Annuals Judged by Dong Zhongshu’s Critical Issues |
Articles |
No. 30 |
| Lee, Yu-Hsi |
Defence for the Taiwanese people: A Study on Tan Se-ing’s career in the legal system (1918-1992) |
Prominent Legal Figure |
No. 33 |
| Lee, Yu-Hsi |
評楊鴻烈先生著《中國法律思想史》 |
Book Review |
No. 1 |
| Li Gui-Lian; Wu Zheng-Mao |
On Land Transaction Law of the Southern Song Dynasty—The Land Transaction Cases in the Ming-gong Shu-pan Qing-ming Ji |
Articles |
No. 9 |
| Li, Chi Cheng |
The Analysis of the Traditional Law and Judiciary from the Perspective of Function: A Case Study of the Sacred Land |
Articles |
No. 12 |
| Li, Dian Rong |
On Kouhun of Qing Dynasty |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 12 |
| Li, Dong |
What kind of law do we need? The reflection on Chinese Modern law of Cai Shuheng |
People & Book |
No. 21 |
| Li, Jun-Fang |
Questions on Laws and Regulations of the Han Dynasty |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 26 |
| Li, Li |
Becoming Buddhists, Committing Crimes and Making Contracts: An Initial Research on the Leagal Facts of Buddhists between the First Century and the Sixth Century |
Articles |
No. 17 |
| Li, Li |
A Review of Momiyama Akira’s “The Administration of Justice in Ancient China” |
Book Review |
No. 10 |
| Li, Li |
Crisis, Challenge, and Future Prospects: The Dilemma of “Marginalization” in Research on Chinese Legal History |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 8 |
| Li, Li |
睡虎地秦簡「隸臣妾」身分問題研究及評述 |
Articles |
No. 4 |
| Li, Ming |
Life is dear, the tael is dearer: A Study on Displacing the Murderer in Homicide Cases in the Qing Dynasty |
Articles |
No. 29 |
| Li, Ming Qian |
Narrative and Account of Justice Zheng Jiancai’s Legal Career |
Articles |
No. 25 |
| Li, Nien-Tsu |
The Parent King; Any Offspring? - On the Progress and Limits of Classical Constitutionalism in Pre-Qin Confucianism (Part I) |
Articles |
No. 20 |
| Li, Nien-Tsu |
The Parent King; Any Offspring? On the Progress and Limits of Classical Constitutionalism in Pre-Qin Confucianism (Part II) |
Articles |
No. 21 |
| Li, Nien-Tsu |
From Obscurity to Light — Tracking Equality’s Rise in the Making of Chinese Constitutions |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 24 |
| Li, Qi-Cheng |
Okada Asataro and Abolishing Analogy in Late Qing Dynasty: Discussion on the influence of the Evolutionary Theory of Law in Modern China |
Articles |
No. 22 |
| Li, Qi-Cheng |
The Impeachment of the Privy Council in the Late Qing Dynasty from a Modern Constitutional Point of View |
Articles |
No. 9 |
| Li, Qic-Heng |
Why Judicial Independence Has Been So Difficult in Modern China: The Example of Shen-jia-ben |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 6 |
| Li, Xiu-Qing |
The Chinese Repository and Chinese Criminal Law in the Minds of Westerners of the 19th Century |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 17 |
| Li, Xue-Mei |
The Formulation and Implementation of the Law regarding the Bans on the“Provision of the Labor” by the Trade Industry in the Late Ming and Early Qing Period: A focus on the Ban in the Jiangnan District |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 15 |
| Li, Xue-Mei |
“Forbidden” and “Punishment” in the Ming-Qing Faith inscriptions |
Articles |
No. 27 |
| Li, Yun-Long |
A new exploration of “Duanli” in the Song dynasty |
Article & Replies Review |
No. 26 |