Dispute and Resolution Mechanism in Modern China

Auteur

Lu Yilong is Professor at the School of Sociology and Wu Yuzhang Emeritus Professor at Renmin University of China. His main research interests are Legal Sociology, Rural Sociology and Environmental Sociology.

Texte du rabat

As the second volume of a two-volume set on dispute resolution in modern China, this book presents an in-depth analysis of various disputes in modern China, exploring different experiences of dispute resolution and their implications.

Contenu

1. Malfunction of Ritual and Legal Mechanisms: Escalation of Rural Family Disputes 2. Land Expropriation and Relocation Disputes: Resolution Practices of Grassroots Governments 3. Alienation in Civil Disputes in Rural Areas and a Governance Approach 4. Grassroots Mediation and Dispute Resolution Mechanism Integrating Law and Ritual 5. The Use of Law to Resolve Civil Disputes and Its Unintended Consequences 6. The Mechanisms for Resolving Grassroots Contradictions and Maintaining Stability in Inter-Ethnic Society 7. Transformation of the Principal Contradiction in Society and Risks of Grassroots Disputes