Recently, the Ministry of Education officially announced the eighth “Outstanding Achievement Award for Scientific Research in Higher Education Institutions (Humanities and Social Science)” award list. Since its first establishment in 1995, it has been the most credible and influential award in the field of Humanities and Social Science in China.

A total of six teachers from the Peking University Law School were awarded the prize:

First Prize: 2

Pu Jian, “A Dictionary of Chinese Legal History”, Peking University Press, published in August 2015.

 

 

 

The monograph is an analytical study of the history of the legal system in seeking truth from facts under the guidance of Marxist historical materialism theory.

China has been a multi-ethnic unified country since ancient times. Chinese legal culture is brilliant and continuous. It is the result of the joint efforts of all ethnic groups, mainly the Han nationality. 

Zhang Shouwen, “The Distributive Crisis and Economic Regulation”, Peking University Press, issued in April 2015.

 

 

There is a lack of research on the distribution crisis and the corresponding regulation of economic law.

The basic proposition of the monograph is: in the light of all kinds of distribution problems or distribution crises, we should strengthen legal regulation, especially economic law regulation. At the same time, we should constantly raise the level of economic rule of law; economic law regulation is helpful in solving all kinds of distribution problems, preventing and solving the distribution crisis, and promoting the sound operation and coordinated development of the economy and society.

Second Prize: 1

He Qisheng, “Public Policy in Judicial Review of International Commercial Arbitration”,  Chinese Social Sciences , vol. 7, 2014.

Third Place: 2

Chang Pengao, “The Basic Theory of Factual Behavior”, Peking University Press, published in March 2016.

Xue Jun, “Compilation of Chinese Civil Law Code: Concepts, Vision and Thinking”,  Chinese Jurisprudence , vol. 4, 2015.

Youth Achievement Awards: 1

Cao Zhixun: “Reshaping the Structure and Reasoning of Civil Judgments”,  Chinese Jurisprudence,  vol. 4, 2015.

 

 

Translated by Wang Jiaqi

Edited by Xu Mengyao