
China and Colombia
Towards a Legal Comparison. Constitucional Justice and Socio-Economic Rights Judicial Reform. Gender and The Legal Profession International Investment ArbitratiBy Pablo Moreno-CruzLength9h 26m
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China and Colombia: Towards a Legal Comparison is the first joint publication by professors at Fudan University Law School (People's Republic of China), and professors at the School of Law at Universidad Externado de Colombia.
The book, aimed at bringing two distant legal traditions face to face, compiles eight articles on four topics whose global legal relevance is indisputable: (i) Constitutional justice and socio-economic rights; (ii) judicial reform; (iii) gender and the legal profession; and, finally, (iv) international investment arbitration. Each topic is analyzed in two articles -one from the Colombian perspective and the other from the Chinese perspective.ln the analysis of both legal scenarios, readers will notice some partial convergences, which do not, however, hide the differences between the two legal orders.
Nevertheless, the purpose of this book is not to analyze the reasons behind the differences and partial similarities between the two legal scenarios. Indeed, the book's claim, as a first step in a broad-based comparative research project, is less ambitious: the aim was always to provide readers with a series of normative and theoretical reflections and empirical information on the topics under analysis in each legal order.
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GenrePolitics and Government
Length9 hrs 26 mins
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Publish dateNov 1, 2019
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1EditEd by Pablo MorEno-Cruz
2Incluye referencias bibliográficas al final de cada capítulo.
3IV. intErnational invEStMEnt arbitration
4i. constitucional justice and social rights
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62 See: Laundau D. (2012); gauri V., brinKS D.M. (eds.) (2010); gargarElla
7December 2001)
8Middle East in 2010 and 2011.
924 The Occupy Movement roughly refers to a series of demonstrations mainly
10“social state,”
11Constitution of P.R. China
12Right to health
13Right to culture
14Right to vocational guidance/ training
15India, Civil Original Jurisdiction, Writ Petition (Civil) No.196 (2001).
1640 EC Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings, Directive 2002/91/
17thE EffECtS of SoCio-EConoMiC rightS rEMEdiES*
1847 Ibid.
19inStitutional fraMEWorK on thE ProtECtion of SoCio-EConoMiC rightS
20Public Officials (Administration)
21Columbia University Press, 1993.
2253 http://www.china.org.cn/report/2010-10/08/content_21078130.htm, Last
23EC Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings, Directive
24O’Reilly vs. Limerick Corporation [1989] I.L.R.M. 181
25R (Mahmood) vs. Secretary of State for the Home Department
26Waldron J. (1999). Law and Disagreement. Oxford University
27diEgo gonzálEz-MEdina* Pablo MorEno-Cruz**
28perceptions.
291 QuinChE raMírEz M.F. 2015.
3021 SantoS b.S., garCía villEgaS M. (2002: 432-433).
3125 orJuEla guErrEro A., et al. (2016: 134).
32la Judicatura (2018: 141).
3339 Consejo Superior de la Judicatura (2018: 137).
34(viCiouS) CyClE
35perior de la Judicatura (2018: 140).
36Il Mulino, 2007.
37UN, Iepri, Debate, 2016.
38lombia. Bogotá: Temis, 2015.
39providencias. Bogotá: Universidad del Rosario, 2008.
40ii. judicial reform
41WEi Wang*
42of Human Rights.
434.1. Uphold the leadership of the Communist Party
444.2. Uphold the socialist orientation with Chinese characteristics
454.5. Uphold the hierarchy of the judicial system
46in accordance with occupational characteristics.
475.1. Uphold socialism with Chinese characteristics and judicial independence
486.3. Enhance judicial protection of human rights
494 CordovEz C. (2007).
508 Corporación Excelencia en la Justicia (2015).