Renmin Chinese Law Review

Edited by Jichun Shi, Editor in Chief, The Jurist and Professor of Law, Renmin University of China Law School, China

• Contents:1. Why Does Social Management Innovation Need Judicial Suggestions? – A Study Based on Empirical Research of Judicial SuggestionsLiu Sixuan and Li Yougen2. Restrictive Interpretation of Constitutionality on the Clause of ‘the Exception to Favorable Retrospect’ in the Criminal Law: Analysis Based on the Niu Yuqiang CaseChen Peng3. A New Approach to Distinguishing between Extensive Interpretation and AnalogyQu Xinjiu4. On Confiscation of Property under PRC Criminal LawZhang Mingkai5. Sentencing Justice and Interpretation as the Object of Criminal LawJiang Tao6. On the Latest Judicial Interpretation Related to the Crime of Insider TradingLiu Xianquan7. Research on Issues about the Applicable Scope of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law in Monopolistic Industries?Meng Yanbei8. The Judicial Dilemma and Method of Defining ‘Relevant Market’ in the Internet Industry: Based on the Perspective of the Two-sided Market?Jiang Yanbo9. Civil Law Problems in Brave Act of RighteousnessWang Lei10. Three Analyses of the Act of Claiming Authorship: A Comment on the ‘Local Drama of Anshun’ Case and Other Recent Cases? Wang Qian11. The Unregistered Well-Known Trademark System and its ImprovementFeng Xiaoqing12. On China’s Withdrawal of its Reservation to CISG Article 1 (b) Li Wei13. The Customary Nature of the Principle of Non-intervention: A Methodological NoteChen YifengIndex