Posted in In English, China on Apr 10th, 2008 No Comments »
Ranking of Chinese Law Schools by Scholarly Impact (Citations)
Beijing University Law School １４０４
Renmin University Law School ９３０
Wuhan University Law School ９００
China University of Political Science and Law ８２７
Zhongnan University of Economics and Law ６１８
From 中国人文社会科学学术影响力报告２０００－２００４, by 南京大学中国社会科学研究评价中心. See:
http://news.xinhuanet.com/legal/2007-10/19/content_6905868.htm
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In the name of “socialist new village” movement, China’s provinces, such as Jiangsu, have been confiscating peasants’ houses and lands without giving them reasonable compensation since 2006. In these provinces, peasants were mandated to move to the concentrated residence, assigned a unit of the government-built apartment building, and given a pathetic amount of monthly stipend […]
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From the FT, By Geoff Dyer and Richard McGregor
When the Aluminium Corporation of China acquired a 9 per cent stake in Rio Tinto last month, the Chinese state-owned company pulled off a number of firsts. Not only was it the biggest ever overseas investment by a Chinese group, it was also the largest ever dawn […]
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http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/i_video/main500251.shtml?id=3996819n
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FT recently published a comment named Chinese board games are confusing. Of course it is not about board games. The board here refers to Chinese corporate board. The comment basically says that the two mandatory boards required by law in China–the board of directors and the supervisory board–overlap in function. The overlap then confuses investors […]
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Posted in In English, news on Apr 5th, 2008 No Comments »
[According to a report, this year’s market for law firm jobs should be good. Here is a piece of news from a webblog.]
“More and more corporations are expanding in China. Amid that growth, Executive search firm, A.E. Feldman, reports there is a growing need for U.S. legal services in China as more American companies seek […]
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Recently China’s economic diplomacy has caused much criticism from the international community. While rich democratic countries emphasize human rights and environmental standards when they pursue their development agendas in Africa, the Middle East, etc., China is viewed to be taking a strategy that focuses primarily on trade, investment and infrastructure without any concern for human […]
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Rising Tigers of the Chinese Banking Sector reviews the performance of Chinese banks. Despite the glamorous numbers, problems are still there such as non-performance loans.
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from：福布斯杂志China stocks to continue slump in second quarter on corporate earnings concerns
JP Morgan expects banks, coal companies and other consumer-oriented companies to post strong growth due to strong local consumption.
‘We believe the concerns on Chinese growth are overdone… Eventually it will be confirmed that China’s growth will stay robust and economic decoupling will indeed be […]
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