Demonstrate an understanding of the fundamentals of Chinese law, including the structure of the legal system and the role of the People's Republic of China (PRC) in international law.
Analyze the origins and principles of Chinese legal thought and its evolution throughout history.
Develop an understanding of the Chinese legal environment, including how it differs from and interacts with other legal systems.
Understand the role of doctrine and some basic principles of the legal system.
Become familiar with the main civil, commercial, and administrative regulations in China.
Understand the impact of international and regional organizations on the development of Chinese law.
Develop the necessary skills to analyze legal problems, conduct legal research, and present written and oral arguments related to Chinese law.
Analyze the origins and principles of Chinese legal thought and its evolution throughout history.
Develop an understanding of the Chinese legal environment, including how it differs from and interacts with other legal systems.
Understand the role of doctrine and some basic principles of the legal system.
Become familiar with the main civil, commercial, and administrative regulations in China.
Understand the impact of international and regional organizations on the development of Chinese law.
Develop the necessary skills to analyze legal problems, conduct legal research, and present written and oral arguments related to Chinese law.
teacher profile teaching materials
- Historical and geopolitical picture of China Evaluation of peculiarities and criticalities
- The Chinese legal system: between civil and common law
- Evolution of the Chinese legal system: from the dynasty period up to the codification
- Chinese language: peculiarities of legal terminology and translation problems
- Sources of the Chinese law: sources of production, sources of knowledge
- Role of jurisprudence: the Guiding Cases
- China's accession to the WTO
- Constitutional law
- General principles of the civil law
- Contract Law
- Direct and indirect forms of investments
- Intellectual property: Trademark Law and Patent law
- Chinese judicial system
Mutuazione: 20110684 Chinese Law in GIURISPRUDENZA LMG/01 TOTI ENRICO
Programme
The Course aims to address the following contents:- Historical and geopolitical picture of China Evaluation of peculiarities and criticalities
- The Chinese legal system: between civil and common law
- Evolution of the Chinese legal system: from the dynasty period up to the codification
- Chinese language: peculiarities of legal terminology and translation problems
- Sources of the Chinese law: sources of production, sources of knowledge
- Role of jurisprudence: the Guiding Cases
- China's accession to the WTO
- Constitutional law
- General principles of the civil law
- Contract Law
- Direct and indirect forms of investments
- Intellectual property: Trademark Law and Patent law
- Chinese judicial system
Core Documentation
Materials and handouts will be distributed during the lecture. Reference texts will also be provided.Type of delivery of the course
Regarding the methods of execution, the delivery of each lesson is conducted face-to-face, with a continuous interaction with students, soliciting their feedback before proceeding with the program. There is also continuous analysis and evaluation of previous lessons to ensure a thorough understanding of the subject matter.Type of evaluation
Regarding the evaluation, this is conducted through an oral examination based on the program and any materials given throughout the lesson. During the course, there are continuous oral tests to better understand if the students have understood the lesson at hand.