Contemporary legal cooperation: China and Africa: A Comparative survey of legal systems

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• Introduction to law, democracy, and legal system. • Definition of law. • Theories of law and court. • Universal concept of rule of law. • Classification of legalism. • Two prospects of China-Africa legal cooperation. • Areas of China-Africa cooperation and legal mechanism. • FOCAC and China-Africa legal cooperation. • BRI and China legal cooperation. • Common legal risks, issues in China-Africa cooperation. • Land. • Finance. • Expatriate quota and resident permit. • Local content. • Indigenous raw materials. • Copyright infringement. • ADR and China-Africa legal cooperation. • Technology and China-Africa legal cooperation. • A review of Chinese legal system. • Confucianism, Legalism, Buddhism and Taoism. • Marxism-Leninism ideology. • European continental, civil, and common law. • The Structure and Procedure of the Chinese Judiciary. • The administrative divisions of China. • The structure and hierarchy of Chinese courts. • The procedure of the Chinese law. • Filing procedure. • Interim measures. • Judgements and enforcement. • Appeals • The collegial system. • People's assessor. • Judicial committees. • The protectorates. • Foreign proceedings and judgements • ADR in China. • Continuing construction of the Chinese legal system • Notes on African legal systems. • Background to African law. • English common law system. • Ghana. • Nigeria. • Kenya. • French Africa civil law system. • Benin • Senegal. • Tunisia. • Comparison of China-Africa laws and procedure. • Relativity of the concept of rule of law. • Nuances of fundamental human rights. • adversarial versus inquisitorial trial mode.

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The book is, in the main, an exposition of the existence of law and democracy in China and Africa. It is an important resource for engaging the changing face of international dispute resolution mechanisms as transnational companies and businesses are increasingly on the lookout for lawyers who are conversant with more than one legal system and the broader global legal environment.
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