Chinese Law Notes
Donald ClarkeCommentary on modern Chinese law (mostly PRC) and related topics
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Jerome A. Cohen, 1930-2025
On Monday night I received the very sad news that Jerome Cohen had passed away that day at 95. Jerry was a giant in Chinese law and it is hard to imagine the field without him. I first saw his name when I came across his book, The Criminal ...
Analysis of revisions to the Security Administration Punishment Law
In late June, the National People’s Congress Standing Committee approved a major overhaul of the Security Administration Punishment Law (治安管理处罚法). This is the law that allows police to directly impose punishments, including detention, for v...
Bad advice on Canadian trade policy
The Canadian journalist Terry Glavin recently pointed to an op-ed in the Globe & Mail (probably paywalled; sorry) that he described as “so dumb, so craven and weird, that there was a widespread rumour on ‘X’ yesterday to the effect that the...
Inequality in China: Xi talks the talk, but doesn't walk the walk
A lot of people seem to be under the impression that the Chinese government under Xi Jinping is dedicated to improving the welfare state and reducing inequality. This idea has always mystified me a bit, since there doesn’t seem to be much e...
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