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  • Authoritarian Legality in China: Law, Workers, and the State

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    Mary Gallagher discusses her book and recent developments in China's Labor laws.

  • Who Will Represent China's Workers?

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    Aaron Halegua discusses his new report on the legal challenges facing Chinese workers.

  • Reflecting on the 18th Party Congress's Fourth Plenum

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    Carl Minzner, professor at the Fordham University School of Law. discusses the Fourth Plenum and its implications for the development of China's legal system and governance.

  • U.S.-China Track II Dialogue on the Rule of Law & Human Rights

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    In December 2018, experts from the American and Chinese governments, the legal field, and academia convened in Beijing to discuss important and timely issues, ranging from safeguarding human rights, including China’s governance in Xinjiang and U.S. immigration law, to government supervision and accountability, and legal protections for specific groups. The Americans also visited the Supreme People's Court, where they met with President Zhou Qiang, and observed a "virtual" civil trial at the Beijing Internet Court.

  • The Administrative Legislation Research Group (1989)

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    In 1989, after the National People's Congress adopted legislation that permitted Chinese citizens to sue their government, the National Committee invited a delegation of seven Chinese legal experts — responsible for drafting legislation guiding government liability — to study the American legal system.

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