China and Colombia

Towards a Legal Comparison. Constitucional Justice and Socio-Economic Rights Judicial Reform. Gender and The Legal Profession International Investment Arbitration

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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. 

Contents

  

 

  

 

  

Preface        7

  

 

  

 

  

I. Constitucional Justice and Socio-Economic Rights

  

 

  

Chapter One

  

Establishing Constitutional Mechanisms for Socio-Economic Human Rights in a Global Perspective        11

  

      Yunxin Tu

  

 

  

 

  

Chapter Two

  

The Acción de Tutela and the Enforcement of Socio-Ecomonic Rights: A Matter of Perception?           43

  

      Diego González Medina – Pablo Moreno-Cruz

  

 

  

 

  

II. Judicial Reform

  

 

  

 

  

Chapter Three

  

The New Progress of China’s Judicial Reform        79

  

        Wei Wang

  

 

  

 

  

Chapter Four

  

Justice Reforms in Colombia: Attempts at Reform and Some Policy Recommendations        97

  

        Jorge Iván Cuervo

  

 

  

 

  

III. Gender and the Legal Professions

  

 

  

 

  

Chapter Five

  

Gender or Embeddedness? A Gender-Based Empirical Study of Legal Professionals’ Preference for Court Mediation in Southwest China        119

  

          Hao Xiong

  

 

  

 

  

Chapter Six

  

Gender and the Legal Profession in Colombia: Analysis of The State of the Art from a Socio-Legal Perspective            145

  

       Carolina Vergel Tovar

  

 

  

 

  

IV. International Investment Arbitration

  

 

  

 

  

Chapter Seven

  

prc’s Experiences and Lessons in International Investment Arbitrations from the Perspective of the Future of prc-Colombia Investment            183

  

          Yong Liang

  

 

  

 

  

Chapter Eight

  

Protection of Chinese Investments in Colombia The prc-Colombia bit            235

  

           Andrés Cárdenas Muñoz


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  1. Nombre
    • Pablo A. Moreno Cruz


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  2. Nombre
    • Lina Muñoz Ávila


    • Abogada, doctora en Derecho. Profesora de carrera académica de la Facultad de Jurisprudencia de la Universidad del Rosario. Directora de la Especialización y de la Maestría en Derecho y Gestión Ambiental de la misma universidad. Asesora de la clínica jurídica Grupo de Acciones Públicas (GAP). Correo electrónico: lina.munoz@urosario.edu.c


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