This Reform Program is designed to improve the capacity of the Chinese judicial system to solve disputes, provide support for economic development, and further institutionalize politico-legal rule. At this Roundtable, we will discuss the origin, rationale and scope of the Reform Program as well as most recent progress made regarding its implementation. We will also raise and address questions about the broader socio-legal and politico-legal implications of this Judicial Reform Program as well as assess its impact to date.
Roundtable
Hosted jointly by:
Department of East Asian Studies, Faculty of Philological and Cultural Studies
Department for European, International and Comparative Law, Faculty of Law
Moderator:
Professor em. Friedl Weiss
Main participants:
Björn AHL, University of Cologne
Matthew ERIE, Oxford University
FU Yulin, Peking University Law School
Christian GÖBEL, University of Vienna
HOU Meng, Peking University Law School
LI Ling, University of Vienna
Agnes SCHICK-CHEN, University of Vienna
Date: Friday, 3. June 2016
Time: 15:00 – 17:00h
Place: Seminarraum 34, Juridicum, www.wegweiser.ac.at/static/plaene/pdf/A_Juridicum.pdf
