09: Rechtsstaatlichkeit in China und Europa
Recht hat im post-maoistischen China zunehmend an Bedeutung gewonnen. Das Seminar bezieht sich auf europäische Traditionen des Verfassungsrechts um zu untersuchen, was die wachsende Bedeutung von Recht für die verfassungsrechtliche Entwicklung bedeutet. Im Speziellen fragen wir, ob sich China in der Transformation zu einem Rechtsstaat befindet.
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Mag. Dr. Agnes SCHICK-CHEN
Professor of Sinology, Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna
1999-2007 | Assistant Professor, Sinology, University of Vienna |
since 2006 | Associate Professor, Sinology, Department. of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna |
2010-2012 | Study Program Director, Sinology, University of Vienna |
2012-2013 | Deputy Head, Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna |
Dr. Björn AHL
Professor and Chair, Chinese Legal Culture, Institute of East Asian Studies, University of Cologne
1999-2002 | Researcher, Max Planck Institute of Comparative Public Law and International Law, Heidelberg |
2002-2006 | Associate Director and Lecturer, Sino German Institute of Legal Studies, Nanjing |
2006-2010 | Assistant Professor, City University of Hong Kong |
2010-2012 | Visiting Professor, China EU School of Law, Beijing |
2012-2015 | Associate Professor, University of Cologne |
Ph.D. Feng LIN
Director, Centre for Chinese and Comparative Law, City University of Hong Kong
1987-1989 | Assistant Lecturer, Department of Law, Fudan Univeristy Shanghai |
1992-1994 | Assistant Lecturer, Department of Law, City Polytechnic of Hong Kong |
1994-1995 | University Lecturer, Department of Law, City University of Hong Kong |
1995-2002 | Associate Professor, School of Law, City University of Hong Kong |
2002-2006 | Associate Professor, School of Law, City University of Hong Kong |
2006-2013 | Associate Professor, School of Law, City University of Hong Kong |
since 2013 | Professor,Law School, City University of Hong Kong |