Comparative Law Scholarship in China in 2015

Abstract

The 2015 report attempts to present a picture of the development of comparative law scholarship in China in 2015 as demonstrated by notable articles, books, and other scholarly activities. Similar to previous annual reports, it first describes the general development of comparative law scholarship in China over the year through statistical analysis. Second, it examines the published articles in leading Chinese law journals to highlight relevant Chinese concerns and ideas on key issues of comparative law studies by Chinese comparatists. It then reviews other notable academic activities such as publications and exchanges in the field of comparative law. It concludes with some remarks on the achievements and shortcomings of comparative law scholarship in China in 2015.

Keywords: comparative law scholarship; China; rule of law; globalisation

JEL Classification: K10; K33; K39; K40