| SHENG Hong |
Etiquette and Law as Institutions of Long-standing History |
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| Jérôme BOURGON, HUANG Jungeng (trans.) |
“Despotism, Certainly, But the Best of All” (Montesquieu): China’s Autocratic Legality in a Comparative Historical Perspective |
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| CHANG Che-yao |
The Legal Adjudication of Non-Han Peoples in the Song Dynasty: Jinghu and Sichuan during the Northern Song Period |
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| CHEN Qianmei |
A Study on the “Informant Reward System” (Fangbaokou) in the Han-Yi Mixed Settlement of Liangshan from the Mid Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China |
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| LUAN Zhaoxing |
Toward Constitutionalism: A Re-examination of the Nature of Kang Yu-wei’s Reform Program during the Wuxu Period |
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| XING Tianyu |
Choosing Between East and West: Judicial Practices of the Late Qing Dali Court (1907-1911) |
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