Ronald C Keith
Biographic Data
| ID | 3586334 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ronald C Keith |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ronald C |
| FAMILY NAME | Keith |
| SIGNATURE | KEITH R C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Calgary |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 37 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 36 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A new prospect for transparent court judgment in China
This article focuses on the understudied area of Internet-facilitated judicial transparency and its implications for the right to know, the citizen's engagement with China's court system, and the related development of competent legal reasoning. The analytical focus is on recent China Supreme People's Court regulations bolstering open reporting on court websites. This article explores the scope and quality of this reform, comparing it with earlie…
Revisiting Ideology's Role in the Sino-Soviet Split
When Deng Xiaoping finally met Mikhail Gorbachev in Beijing on May 16, 1989, he acknowledged that in the past “there was a lot of empty talk on both sides.”1 The author points out that Deng, who is often cast as the pragmatic sponsor of post-Mao Zedong modernization, was, himself, part of the heated polemics of the 1960s. Such grand irrationality in the relations between parties and between states begs for explanation. The author reflects on the …
Judicial Interpretation of China's Supreme People's Court as "Secondary Law" with Special Reference to Criminal Law
The analysis of the profile and role of China's Supreme People's Court needs updating. The Court is actively developing new interpretative formats that concern its relations with sister organizations and the National People's Congress. This article contextualizes these formats within China's changing institutional dynamics. China does not have a separation of powers; however, the Chinese system of justice does have its own separation of functions…
Zhou Enlai
Sars in Chinese Politics and Law
This article surveys the Chinese response to SARS in law and politics. Over the course of the spread of SARS the party-state qualified legal reform strategy that was designed to provide new human rights protection and to curtail the state's arbitrary resort to policy and regulation without the benefit of law. This immediate response revealed the underlying problems of rule-of-law making, but the experience of SARS later informed the creation of n…
China as a Rising World Power and its Response to 'Globalization'
The People's Republic of China is the first developing state to become a world power. Within a relatively short time frame, China has had to carve out a new role for itself and to define its responsibilities as an influential state both at the regional and international levels. Within this time frame, however, China has also had to cope with the liabilities and opportunities of ‘globalization’. In meeting this challenge, the Chinese have demonstr…
The “ Falun Gong Problem”
This article examines the CCP's “ falun gong problem” with reference to PRC law and policy on “heretical cults,” paying particular attention to the implications of this problem for the ongoing struggle to establish human rights under the rule of law. Official PRC commentary contends that the falun gong not only committed criminal acts but also wilfully sought to undermine the rule of law itself. Human rights critics and agencies, such as the US C…
The Making of a Chinese NGO
Despite attempts to restrict and in some cases terminate registered organizations, new kinds of unregistered popular organizations are springing up in China
Regionalism, Multilateralism, and the Politics of Global Trade
Preface / Rt. Hon. Keith Part 1: Regionalism, Globalism, and the State 1. A Matter of Synergy: The Role of Regional Agreements in the Multilateral Trading Order / Michael Hart 2. Regionalism and the Evolving Global Trade System / Gilbert R. Winham 3. Globalization, Regionalism, and the Analysis of Domestic Public Policy / William D. Coleman and Anthony Perl Part 2: Dynamics of Regional Integration 4. The European Union as a Regional System / Char…
Economic Crime' in China's Transition to 'Rule of La w Economy
Post-Deng Jurisprudence
Chinese jurisprudence is in flux. The core concept of “class” is being replaced by a notion of plural “interests,” but a new grand theory of justice has not been fleshed out
Political Participation in BeijingTianjian Shi Cambridge
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The Changing Substantive Principles of Chinese Criminal Law
Russian Foreign Policy since 1990
"The New Relevance of "Rights and Interests
Zhou Enlai
China’s Struggle for the Rule of Law
Up until the late 1970s Chinese political and academic commentary routinely dismissed the ‘rule of law’ concept as ‘bourgeois’ propaganda, designed to discredit Chinese socialism and the Chinese justice system, and, even during the Chinese legal reform of the 1980s, Western commentary just as routinely presumed that any Chinese reference to ‘fazhi’ connoted ‘rule by law’ as opposed to the ‘rule of law’.1 In the Western perspective, ‘rule by law’ …
China’s Struggle for the Rule of Law
The 'rule of law' is more than the mere existence and application of law within the sphere of state activity. Contemporary Chinese debate on the 'rule of law' underlines the limiting of arbitrary gove
The Post-Cold War Political Symmetry of Russo-Chinese Bilateralism
Contemporary Western literature on international relations has focussed on the importance of economics in the explanation of post-Cold War world order. While some scholars who study international political economy have argued that the international system constitutes a 'web of interdependencies' which is substantively defined in the political linkages among actors,1 others go so far as to suggest that in the post-nuclear world of economic interde…
"China and Canada's "Pacific 2000 Strategy
Q INCE 1989 the Canadian government has attempted to articulate Pacikfic 2000 Strategy. At the same time, there has been related substantive change Canada's China policy which reflects recent and wide-ranging challenge to the underlying assumptions of Canada's foreign policy tradition. Canada's pre-recognition China policy focused on China's stability and normal participation regional and international affairs as being vital to regional security …
Building a Nation-State
Chinese Politics and the New Theory of “Rule of Law”
In light of widespread western condemnation of the Tiananmen Square event, it may seem somewhat capricious to raise the issue of the “rule of law” as it is understood in China; however, prior to 4 June the Chinese Communist Party sanctioned a provocative theoretical debate which featured the “rule of law” as opposed to the “rule of man.” Even though the Chinese rule of law derived self-consciously from Chinese ideology and history, it seemed to p…
Power and Insecurity
To Revise, or Not To Revise China's Law On Counterrevolution
The Diplomacy of Zhou Enlai
This book comprises a range of Chinese primary documents as well as interviews in Beijing detailing the policies, principles and methods used by Zhou Enlai to sustain his practice of diplomacy as a co
Judicial Interpretation of China's Supreme People's Court as "Secondary Law" with Special Reference to Criminal Law
The analysis of the profile and role of China's Supreme People's Court needs updating. The Court is actively developing new interpretative formats that concern its relations with sister organizations and the National People's Congress. This article contextualizes these formats within China's changing institutional dynamics. China does not have a separation of powers; however, the Chinese system of justice does have its own separation of functions…
Russian Foreign Policy since 1990
The Post-Cold War Political Symmetry of Russo-Chinese Bilateralism
Contemporary Western literature on international relations has focussed on the importance of economics in the explanation of post-Cold War world order. While some scholars who study international political economy have argued that the international system constitutes a 'web of interdependencies' which is substantively defined in the political linkages among actors,1 others go so far as to suggest that in the post-nuclear world of economic interde…
The Making of Foreign Policy in China
Sars in Chinese Politics and Law
This article surveys the Chinese response to SARS in law and politics. Over the course of the spread of SARS the party-state qualified legal reform strategy that was designed to provide new human rights protection and to curtail the state's arbitrary resort to policy and regulation without the benefit of law. This immediate response revealed the underlying problems of rule-of-law making, but the experience of SARS later informed the creation of n…
The Making of a Chinese NGO
Despite attempts to restrict and in some cases terminate registered organizations, new kinds of unregistered popular organizations are springing up in China
Building a Nation-State
A new prospect for transparent court judgment in China
This article focuses on the understudied area of Internet-facilitated judicial transparency and its implications for the right to know, the citizen's engagement with China's court system, and the related development of competent legal reasoning. The analytical focus is on recent China Supreme People's Court regulations bolstering open reporting on court websites. This article explores the scope and quality of this reform, comparing it with earlie…
The Asia-Pacific Area and the 'New International Political Order
Regionalism, Multilateralism, and the Politics of Global Trade
Preface / Rt. Hon. Keith Part 1: Regionalism, Globalism, and the State 1. A Matter of Synergy: The Role of Regional Agreements in the Multilateral Trading Order / Michael Hart 2. Regionalism and the Evolving Global Trade System / Gilbert R. Winham 3. Globalization, Regionalism, and the Analysis of Domestic Public Policy / William D. Coleman and Anthony Perl Part 2: Dynamics of Regional Integration 4. The European Union as a Regional System / Char…
"The New Relevance of "Rights and Interests
Power and Insecurity
The Origins and Strategic Implications of China's 'Independent Foreign Policy
China's Modernization and the Policy of 'Self-Reliance
Regional Government and Political Integration in Southwest China, 1949-1954
The Relevance of Border-region Experience to Nation-Building in China, 1949–52
In the course of establishing an interpretative chronology of the post-1949 political and economic development of China, scholars have often assumed that in the early and mid-1950s there was a continuum in terms of the progressive application of Soviet organizational methods and strategic perspectives in China. In other words, the Chinese Communist leadership in the early 1950s not only “leaned to one s side” in international terms, it endorsed a…
Socialist Legality and Proletarian Democracy in the People's Republic of China
Nous étudions et nous tentons d'expliquer la nature de la campagne qui se déroule actuellement en Chine pour rétablir la légalité socialiste et la démocratic prolétarienne. Pour ce faire, nous avons dépouillé les documents officiels de l'Etat et du parti, particulièrement ceux du Onzième congrès du parti en 1977 et du Cinquième congrès national du peuple en 1978. Nous nous inspirons au surplus des polémiques an sein du parti communiste chinois et…
The Canadian Study of “Asia”
Organizational Behavior in Chinese Society
China's Modernization and the Policy of 'Self-Reliance
The Origins and Strategic Implications of China's 'Independent Foreign Policy
Mao Zedong. A Preliminary Reassessment
The Making of Foreign Policy in China
Zhou Enlai. A Biography
The Chinese Army After MaoEllis Joffe Cambridge
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Diplomacy of Zhou Enlai
This book comprises a range of Chinese primary documents as well as interviews in Beijing detailing the policies, principles and methods used by Zhou Enlai to sustain his practice of diplomacy as a co
The Asia-Pacific Area and the 'New International Political Order
Chinese Politics and the New Theory of “Rule of Law”
In light of widespread western condemnation of the Tiananmen Square event, it may seem somewhat capricious to raise the issue of the “rule of law” as it is understood in China; however, prior to 4 June the Chinese Communist Party sanctioned a provocative theoretical debate which featured the “rule of law” as opposed to the “rule of man.” Even though the Chinese rule of law derived self-consciously from Chinese ideology and history, it seemed to p…
Power and Insecurity
To Revise, or Not To Revise China's Law On Counterrevolution
"China and Canada's "Pacific 2000 Strategy
Q INCE 1989 the Canadian government has attempted to articulate Pacikfic 2000 Strategy. At the same time, there has been related substantive change Canada's China policy which reflects recent and wide-ranging challenge to the underlying assumptions of Canada's foreign policy tradition. Canada's pre-recognition China policy focused on China's stability and normal participation regional and international affairs as being vital to regional security …
Building a Nation-State
China’s Struggle for the Rule of Law
Up until the late 1970s Chinese political and academic commentary routinely dismissed the ‘rule of law’ concept as ‘bourgeois’ propaganda, designed to discredit Chinese socialism and the Chinese justice system, and, even during the Chinese legal reform of the 1980s, Western commentary just as routinely presumed that any Chinese reference to ‘fazhi’ connoted ‘rule by law’ as opposed to the ‘rule of law’.1 In the Western perspective, ‘rule by law’ …
China’s Struggle for the Rule of Law
The 'rule of law' is more than the mere existence and application of law within the sphere of state activity. Contemporary Chinese debate on the 'rule of law' underlines the limiting of arbitrary gove
The Post-Cold War Political Symmetry of Russo-Chinese Bilateralism
Contemporary Western literature on international relations has focussed on the importance of economics in the explanation of post-Cold War world order. While some scholars who study international political economy have argued that the international system constitutes a 'web of interdependencies' which is substantively defined in the political linkages among actors,1 others go so far as to suggest that in the post-nuclear world of economic interde…
Russian Foreign Policy since 1990
"The New Relevance of "Rights and Interests
Zhou Enlai
Post-Deng Jurisprudence
Chinese jurisprudence is in flux. The core concept of “class” is being replaced by a notion of plural “interests,” but a new grand theory of justice has not been fleshed out
Political science (36 works) · Law (29 works) · Law (21 works) · China (20 works) · Politics (17 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (16 works) · Sociology (16 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (13 works) · Economics (11 works) · Law and economics (9 works)