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: The University of Chicago Law School Faculty BlogWhy China Allows its Citizens to Sue the Government
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Earlier this year I gave a talk to the students, available on the podcast section of the website, on Why China Allows its Citizens sue the Government. The talk focused on the growth of administrative litigation under the Administrative Litigation Law, in force since the early 1990s , under which citizens routinely sue and win cases against the Chinese government. To a lesser degree I talked about quasi-constitutional litigation (so-called because the Chinese Constitution is not forma read more
Full post as published by The University of Chicago Law School Faculty Blog on July 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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