China Forum on the Rule of Law Publication Series

A selection of papers given at the Sino-Finnish Bilateral Seminars, jointly organized by the Center and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, have been made available to a wider public the  in the form of publications within the publication series China Forum on the Rule of Law. CASS Law (the Social Sciences Academic Press in Beijing) publishes the series within the China Forum on the Rule of Law collection and takes care of distribution of books.

Publications

Following is a list of publications that has resulted from the Bilateral Seminars. The publications can be consulted at the Library of the Center.

Legal Reform and the Development of Rule of Law: A Comparison of between China and Finland (2019), eds Chen Su and Ulla Liukkunen, Social Sciences Academic Press (China).

This publication includes the following contributions by Finnish authors:

  • Pia Letto-Vanamo,“Constitutional Review:Developments in the Nordic Counties”, p. 31-41.
  • Kristian Siikavirta,“European and Finnish Public Procurement Law and Experience”, p. 52-63.
  • Jukka Viljanen,“The Environment Constitutional Right in Finland:Achievements,Problems and Prospects”, p. 67-78.
  • Emilie Yliheljo and Ellen Eftestøl-Wilhelmsson,“Promoting Sustainable Choices in Business:the Role of Emission Information”, p. 79-100.
  • Heta-Elena Heiskanen,“International Human Rights Obligations Contributing to Finnish Environmental Rights”, p. 101-110.
  • Jaakko Salminen,“Recent Nordic Trends in Developing Value Chain Sustainability”, p. 111-128.
  • Harriet Lonka and Timo Honkela,“Artificial Intelligence as a Tool for Legal and Legislative Challenges”, p. 131-146.
  • Petra Sund-Norrgård,“Contract Law in Finland:Plenty of Room for General Principles?”, p. 260-273.

The contributions by Chinese authors are written in Chinese in the publication. The titles of the articles, translated into English in the volume, are listed below:

  • Li Lin and Qi Yanping,“Towards the Chinese Jurisprudence in a New Era:Retrospect and Prospect”, p. 3-30.
  • Li Honglei,“Forty years of Reform of the Administrative System and Construction of a Law-based Government (1978-2018)”, p. 42-51.
  • Xie Zengyi,“Determination of Labor Relations in Internet Platform Employment”, p. 147-177.
  • Zhao Lei and Zhao Yu,“The Legal Subject Status of AI”, p. 178-195.
  • Zhou Hui,“Technology,Platform & Information:The Rise of Private Power in Cyberspace”, p. 196-224.
  • Zhu Guangxin,“Codification of the Civil Law:The Unified Re-codification of Civil Branch Codes”, p. 235-259.

Rule of Law Development and Judicial Reform: A Comparison between China and Finland (2016), (eds) Li Lin, Xie Zengyi and Ulla Liukkunen, China Forum on the Rule of Law, Social Sciences Academic Press (China).

This publication includes the following contributions by Finnish authors:

  • Ida Koivisto, “Protection under the Law – An Evolving Fundamental Right in Finland?”, p. 144-160.
  • Pia Letto-Vanamo, “Rule of Law and the Courts: Access to Justice as a Basis for the Rule of Law”, p. 42-56.
  • Ulla Liukkunen, “Employee Participation – Observations on the Legal Frame- work in Finland and the EU”, p. 161-173.
  • Oilli Mäenpää, “Court and the Executive: Qualitative Elements of Judicial Re- view”, p. 11-28.
  • Johanna Niemi, “Finnish Reforms of Procedural law: A Success Story?” p. 84-100.
  • Marjo Ylhäinen, “An introduction to the non-discrimination law of the Euro- pean Union in the Finnish labour law context”, p. 190-204.

The contributions by Chinese authors are written in Chinese in the publication. The titles of the articles, translated into English in the volume, are listed below:

  • Jie Chen, “Participation in Corporate Governance in China”, p. 174-189.
  • Hairen He, “Public Interest Litigation and Judicial Reform in China”, p. 101-111.
  • Xia Li, “E-Government and Public Participation in the Internet Era”, p. 255-266.
  • Huawen Liu, “New Developments in the Construction of the Rule of Law and Safeguarding Human Rights in China”, p. 133-143.
  • Renwen Liu, “On the Improvement of the Pardon System in China”, p. 57-83.
  • Pengpeng Shi, “Adjudication Centralism: Taking the Reform of the People Assessor System as the Breakthrough Point”, p. 121-130.
  • He Tian, “Openness of Chinese Courts”, p. 29-41.
  • Minyuan Wang, “Judicial Review in Criminal Proceedings: Taking the Judicial Review of Compulsory Measures in Criminal Investigation as an Example”, p. 3-10.
  • Yuemin Xi, “Income Tax Reform in China: Trend of Development and Institutional Improvement”, p. 230-254.
  • Zhengyi Xie, “Improvement of the Standard and Procedure of Identi cation of Courageous Acts for a Just Cause in China”, p. 218-229.

Safeguarding Human Rights and Constructing the Rule of Law: A Comparison between China and Finland (2014), (eds) Li Lin, Xie Zengyi and Kimmo Nuotio, China Forum on the Rule of Law. Social Sciences Academic Press (China).

This publication includes the following contributions by Finnish authors:

  • Ari Ekroos, Inga-Liisa Paavola and Jenny Rontu, “The Outlines of Energy Ef ciency Legislation in Finland and in the European Union”, p. 104-121.
  • Pekka Hallberg, “Rule of Law and Administrative Justice”, p. 264-287.
  • Merita Huomo-Kettunen, “The European Convention on Human Rights: Minimum Standards for European Criminal Justice Policies”, p. 159-170.
  • Teemu Juutilainen, “Finnish Private Law: Statutory System without a Civil Code State Ownership and Corporate Social Responsibility”, p. 47-80.
  • Olli Mäenpää, “Open, Ef cient, Independent – An Evolving Doctrine of European Administrative Law”, p. 229-243.
  • Matti Niemivuo, “Regulation of Regional Policy”, p. 301-310.
  • Mikko Rajavuori, “Agenda in International Instruments – Coping with Conicting Regulatory Rationales?” p. 81-97.
  • Jaakko Salminen, “Fit for the Governance of Global Value Chains? – The Framework for Commercial Dispute Resolution in Finland from a Multiparty, Multi-Contract Perspective”, p. 13-33.

The contributions by Chinese authors are written in Chinese in the publication. The titles of the articles, translated into English in the volume, are listed below:

  • Jiwen Chang, “Causes of the Unsatisfactory Effect of Environmental Laws in China”, p. 98-103.
  • Ruijun Dai, “Who Should Pay for the Housework Done by Women: an Inter- national Human Rights Law Perspective”, p. 196-205.
  • Wu Jun, “Case Study on the Legal Protection of Minority Languages in Chi- na”, 215-228.
  • Buyun Li and Qiuhang Zhang, “The Signi cance of Human Rights Protec- tion”, p. 149-158.
  • Honglei Li, “On the Regulatory Regime of the Cyberspace in China: be- tween Government Regulation and Self-regulation”, p. 242-263.
  • Mingde Li, “Proposals on the Upcoming Revision of the Chinese Copyright Law”, p. 34-46.
  • Hongyan Liu, “The Construction of the Legal System of Eco-civilization in China: Problems and Approaches”, p. 122-130.
  • Huawen Liu, “Environmental Protection from the Human Rights Perspec- tive”, p. 171-183.
  • Renwen Liu, “Security Measures and Reform of Administrative Detention System in China”, p. 363-376.
  • Yanbin Lyu, “Implementation of the System of Active Disclosure of Govern- ment Information: Current Situation and Existing Problems”, p. 288-300.
  • Jihong Mo, “The Entry Point of the Reform of Judicial Administration System”, p. 325-345.
  • Qiuhong Xiong, “Macro-Thinking and Concrete Plan of Deepening the Judicial Reform in China”, p. 346-362.
  • Mengzhou Xu, “Economic Rule of Law and the Prevention and Manage- ment of Economic Risks”, p. 3-12.
  • Ninglan Xue, “Family Law Protection of the Rights of Children and Women in China: from the Perspective of International Human Rights Conventions”, p. 184-195.
  • Shaoxiang Yu, “A Comparative Study on the Opinions of UN Interna- tional Law Commission and of UN Human Rights Commission on Treaty Reservations”, p. 206-214.
  • Guoqiang Zhai, “The Evolution of the Concept and Theoretical Basis of Constitution since 1982”, p. 311-324.

Rule of law in China and Finland: Comparative Studies of their Development History and Model (2013), eds Li Lin and Xie Zengyi, China Forum on the Rule of Law. Social Sciences Academic Press (China).

This publication includes the following contributions by Finnish authors:

  • Aulis Aarnio, “On the Sources of Law”, p. 83-95.
  • Tapio Lappi-Seppälä, “Drug Control and Drug-related Criminal Law Regulating the Prison Populations in Finland”, p. 483-522.
  • Pia Letto-Vanamo, “Harmonization of Law: From European to Global Approach”, p. 161-174.
  • Pekka Länsineva, “Rule of Law: one of the Core Principles of the Finnish Constitution”, p. 17-40.
  • Sakari Melander, “A Design for Criminal Law – the General Principles of the Total Reform of the Finnish Penal Code”, p. 448-468.
  • Sakari Melander, “The Rule of Law and Criminal Law: The Constitutionalization of Criminal Law in Finland”, p. 421-433.
  • Olli Mäenpää, “The Rule of Law and Administrative Implementation in Finland”, p. 345-367.
  • Johanna Niemi, “Ef ciency and Justice in Procedural Reforms: the Rise and Fall of the Oral Hearing”, p. 523-547.
  • Matti Niemivuo, “Rule of Law and Administrative Procedure”, p. 317-327.
  • Kimmo Nuotio, “The Ethics of Criminal Justice”, p. 403-420.
  • Ville Pönkä, “The Finnish Limited Liability Companies Act from the Perspective of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises”, p. 559-573.
  • Markku Suksi, “Autonomous Areas as a Constitutional Feature in China and Finland”, p. 255- 291.
  • Klaus Viitanen, “Consumer Law: A Short Introduction to the Development and Main Principles of Finnish Consumer Law”, p. 574-593.

The contributions by Chinese authors are written in Chinese in the publication. The titles of the articles, translated into English in the volume, are listed below:

  • Genfa Chen, “Rule of Law and the Principles of Tolerance”, p. 129-139.
  • Jie Cheng, “Studies on Quasi-Constitutional Review in China”, p. 193-207.
  • Yifeng Chen, “Prohibition of Non-coercive Intervention in International Law: A Chinese Perspective”, p. 175-192.
  • Wen Fan, “Drug Control and Drug-related Criminal Law”, p. 469-482.
  • Jun Feng, “Development History and Main Characteristics of Administrative Law in China”, p. 292-316.
  • Hancheng Gao, “Evolution of Chinese Laws in Modern Times against the Background of Social Transition”, p. 140-149.
  • Xuchen Gao, “Basic Trajectory and Model of Legal Development in Ancient China”, p. 150-160.
  • Hairen He, “Between Familiarity and Strangeness: Self-Construction and Directional Choice for the Rule of Law in China”, p. 105-128.
  • Shuijin Hu, “The Humanistic Path for the Rule of Law in China”, p. 52-82.
  • Xiangde Ji, “Allocation of Judicial Power under the Rule of Law”, p. 96-104.
  • Honglei Li, “The Current Situation and the Reform of the System of Administrative Detention in China”, p. 368-402.
  • Lin Li, “Current Situation, Challenges and Development Trend of the Rule of Law in China”, p. 3-16.
  • Hongyan Liu, “The Rule-of-Law Approach to Innovation in Social Management”, p. 594-604.
  • Huawen Liu, “Characteristics and New Development of the Finnish Model of the Rule of Law: Report on a Study Visit to Finland by CASS Delegation”, p. 41-51.
  • Renwen Liu, “Reform of the Death Penalty System in China: Retrospect and Prospect”, p. 434-447.
  • Xiaomei Liu, “Constitutional Review Mechanisms in the Legal System”, p. 255-235.
  • Binfei Luo, “Approaches to Social Management: an Analysis from the Perspective of the Rule of Law”, p. 605-615.
  • Jihong Mo, “Establishing a Legality Review Mechanism Separation of Legislative Supervision from Legislative Control”, p. 247-254.
  • Yuefei Wang, “The Legal Framework and Cultural Environment of Innovation in Social Management”, p. 548-558.
  • Guoqiang Zhai, “Constitutionality Restrictive Interpretation in Constitutionality Review”, p. 208-224. 54
  • Zhongyue Zhan, “Historical Development of the Administrative Recon- sideration System in the People’s Republic of China”, p. 328-344.
  • Lixin Zhao, “Judicial Review of Issues of “Equal Protection” in Japan”, p. 236-246.