In this Issue

Table of Contents

Data-Driven Approaches to Studying Chinese Judicial Practice: Opportunities, Challenges, and Issues

Björn Ahl, Lidong Cai, Chao Xi
pp. 1-14
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Mass Publicity of Chinese Court Decisions: Market-Driven or Authoritarian Transparency?

Yingmao Tang, John Zhuang Liu
pp. 15-40
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Judicialization of the Chinese Constitution Revisited: Empirical Evidence from Court Data

Daniel Sprick
pp. 41-67
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The Role of CPC Regulations in Chinese Judicial Decisions: An Empirical Study Based on Published Judgments

Fan Yang
pp. 69-97
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Judicial Governance of “Fake Divorce” with Chinese Characteristics: Practical Rationality of the Chinese Courts in the Transitional Period

Lidong Cai, Yingcheng Qi
pp. 99-123
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Effect of Judges’ Gender on Rape Sentencing: A Data Mining Approach to Analyze Judgment Documents

Yiwei Xia, Tianji Cai, Hua Zhong
pp. 125-149
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The Predictors of Pre-Conviction Decisions in China: A Statistical Analysis Based on M City Court

Xifen Lin, Yong Ma, Zihui Gu
pp. 151-175
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Red Swan: How Unorthodox Policy Making Facilitated China’s Rise by Sebastian Heilmann (review)

Anna L. Ahlers
pp. 177-179
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Gender and Employment in Rural China by Jing Song (review)

Arianne M. Gaetano
pp. 180-185
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Occupational Health and Social Estrangement in China by Wing-Chung Ho (review)

Caroline Knowles
pp. 186-188
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The Teahouse under Socialism: The Decline and Renewal of Public Life in Chengdu, 1950–2000 by Di Wang (review)

Shaofan An
pp. 189-192
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Changing Taiwanese Identities ed. by J. Bruce Jacobs and Peter Kang (review)

Jean-Pierre Cabestan
pp. 193-194
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