Is “Family Farms” the Way to Develop Chinese Agriculture?pdf

Large Farms vs. Small Farms: Grain Production in Northwestern Shandongpdf

Reconstructing Max Weber’s “Sociology of Law”: The Power of Idealism and the Limits of Objectivitypdf

Sovereignty and “Civilization”: International Law and East Asia in the Nineteenth Centurypdf

Centralized-Minimalist Government: The Lake Weishan Issue and the Chinese Mediatory System of Governmentpdf

The System of “Turning Oneself In” in Qing and Contemporary China: Some Reflections on Legal Modernismpdf

Between Informal Mediation and Formal Adjudication: The Third Realm of Qing Civil Justicepdf

Representation and Practice in “Privately Settling Illicit Sex Offenses,” with Attention to the “Third Realm” from the Late Imperial Period to the Present pdf

Marriage, Law, and Revolution: Divorce Law Practice in the Shaan-Gan-Ning Border Regionpdf

Women’s Choices under the Law: Marriage, Divorce, and Illicit Sex in the Qing and the Republicpdf

A Ming-Qing Transition in Chinese Women’s History? The Perspective from Lawpdf

Introductionpdf

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The Disintegration of Propertypdf

Editor’s Introduction to The History and Theory of Legal Practice in China: Toward a Historical-Social Jurisprudence pdf

Contents2pdf

Contentspdf

Editor’s Introductionpdf

"Social Sciences of Practice” Series Forewordpdf

"Social Sciences of Practice” Series Forewordpdf