Renmin Chinese Law Review

Edited by Jichun Shi, Editor in Chief, The Jurist and Professor of Law, Renmin University of China Law School, China

• Contents:1. The Shaping of the Thought of the Party Governing Politics and Law in Organizational History (1949-1958)Liu Zhong2. The True Meaning of “Information-in-Process”: Based on a Series of Cases in ShanghaiYang Dengfeng3. Principle or Exception: Rethinking Economic Substance as a General Principle to Tax Financial TransactionsTang Jieyin4. Study on P2P Lending Regulation Yao Haifang, Peng Yue, Xiao Jianguo, Liu Dong and Zuo Jianwei5. A Description and Analysis of Chinese Anti-terrorism Criminal LegislationLiu Renwen6. The Legal Attributes and Liability of Administrative Crimes Including Reconstruction of the Mechanism of CriminalizationTian Hongjie7. Research on Criminal Omission in Joint OffensesSun Lihong8. Must the Judgment of Illegality Be Conducted Unitarily? From the Perspective of the Entity Relationship between the Criminal Law and the Civil LawWang Jun9. On the Law and Trust in Doctor-patient DisputesWu Dezhi10. The Theory of and Legislation Regarding Virtual Property InheritanceMei Xiaying and Xu Ke11. Research on the Duty of Examination of Adwords in the Pay-Per-Click ServiceSong Yahui and Chen Yutong12. Impact of Administrative Approval on Validity of Contract: Theory and PracticeWu Guangrong13. On Issues of Delimiting Outer Continental Shelves Beyond 200 Nautical Miles in the Arctic Seas and Construction of the Arctic Regional Legal SystemHuang Deming and Zhang ChengIndex

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