University of Helsinki
In addition to research project publications and the Rule of Law publication series, other Chinese law works have also been published by researchers at the Center’s member institutions. A non-exhaustive list of publication is compiled below:
- Kimmo Nuotio, Sakari Melander and Merita Huomo-Kettunen (eds) (2012) Introduction to Finnish Law and Legal Culture, Forum Iuris, University of Helsinki, Faculty of Law. The book will be soon translated into Chinese.
- Kimmo Nuotio (2017) The transformation of criminal law and criminal law theory in Finland and China: Historical, Cultural and Political Perspectives from the Finnish side, Peking University Law Journal 5(1): 1-23.
- Sakari Melander (2017) Criminalization and its limitations: The Finnish Perspective, Peking University Law Journal 5(1): 51-75.
- Tapio Lappi-Seppälä (2017) Sentencing and sanctions in Finland, Peking University Law Journal 5(1): 101-137.
- Nari Lee and Wushuang Huang (2017) Study on Trade Secret Protection in Europe, US and China. EUIPO European Union Intellectual Property Office.
- Wenhua Shan, Kimmo Nuotio and Kangle Zhang (eds) (2018) Normative Readings of the Belt and Road Initiative: Road to New Paradigms. Springer, Basel.
- Yajie Zhao (2018) China’s Intellectual Property Sytem in the Process of Catch-up – with Patent in Focus. Doctoral dissertations.
- Sanna Kopra (2018) China and Great Power Responsibility for Climate Change. Routledge, London.
- Ulla Liukkunen (ed) (2019) Collective bargaining in labour law regimes: A global perspective. Springer, Basel.
- Ulla Liukkunen and Yifeng Chen (2019) Enclave Governance and Transnational Labor Law: A Case Study of Chinese Workers on Strike in African, Nordic Journal of International Law 88(4): 558-586.
- Timo Koivurova and Sanna Kopra (eds) (2020) Chinese Policy and Presence in the Arctic. Brill Nijhoff, Leiden.
- Ulla Liukkunen (2020) Chinese context and complexities – comparative law and private international law facing new normativities in international commercial arbitration. Ius Comparatum, International Academy of Comparative law.
- Björn Ahl (2021) Chinese Positions on Global Constitutionalism, Community of Common Destiny for Mankind, and the Future of International Law, Chinese Journal of Comparative Law 9(3): 304-327.
- Liisa Kauppila and Sanna Kopra (2022) China’s rise and the Arctic region up to 2049 – three scenarios for regional futures in an era of climate change and power transition, The Polar Journal 12(1): 148-171.