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Resource Endowment, Rural Governance, and the “New Agriculture” in Chinapdf

Rethinking the Formalism-Substantivism Debate in Social Science: A Perspective from Recent Developments in Economic Methodologypdf

Labor Disputes in China’s Local Government-Led Enterprise Restructuring: A Litigation Case Studypdf

Searching for Fairness in Revolutionary China: Inheritance Disputes in Maoist Courts and Their Legacy in the PRC Law of Successionpdf

A Path to Standardizing Material Evidence Collection in Chinese Criminal Justicepdf

Local Fiscal Autonomy in China: Historical Evolution and Hierarchical Differences, 1990–2014pdf

Informal Economy in Shanghai’s Suburban Villages: Local Society and the Dilemma of Governancepdf

Part-Peasant, Part-Trader: A Study of the Rural Poor in Republican Shanxipdf

The Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions in England and China：A View through the Lens of Dynamic Property Rights Theorypdf

The Theory of Peasant Economy and Involution and De-involutionpdf

Economic Development in the Name of Protecting the Environment in Rural China: The Case of the Swan Islet National Nature Reservespdf

Milk From the Butterfly Spring: State and Enterprise in the Yunnan Dairy Industrypdf