刘小妹
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- 科研成果
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刘小妹，湖北省洪湖市人。中国政法大学法学硕士、博士（2001-2007），中国社会科学院法学研究所博士后研究人员（2007-2009）。现为中国社会科学院国际法研究所研究员、科研外事处处长，中国社会科学院大学（研究生院）教授、博士生导师。
主要研究领域：宪法学、立法学、中国近代宪政思想史。
主要社会兼职：中国法学会宪法学研究会副秘书长、理事；中国法学会立法学研究会常务理事、涉外立法专业委员会副主任；海峡两岸关系法学研究会理事；中国社区发展协会理事；北京市法学会立法学研究会副秘书长；民政部专家咨询委员会委员；国家铁路局专家咨询委员会委员等。
主要学术成果：
著作类
1、《中国近代宪政理论的特质研究》（独著），知识产权出版社2009年9月版；
2、《基层自治的法治之维》（独著），中国社会科学出版社2018年版；
3、《京津冀协同发展背景下首都立法问题研究》（独著），中国社会科学出版社2017年版；
4、《省级地方立法研究报告——地方立法双重功能的实现》（独著），中国社会科学出版社2016年版；
5、《信访学概论》（参著），中国民主法制出版社2012年8月版；
6、《领导干部法治读本》（参著），党建读物出版社2016年版；
7、《“总体法治宣传教育观”的理论与实践》（参著），中国社会科学出版社2016年版。
论文、文章类
1、《以创新精神推进普法提质增效》，第二作者，《人民论坛》2019年6月（下）；
2、《机构改革与组织法律体系的革新》，《西北大学学报（哲学社会科学版）》2019年第3期；
3、《新中国立法70年》，独著，载《新中国法治建设70年》，社会科学出版社2019年9月版；
4、《Deepening Reform of the Supervisory System to Intensify the Fight Against Corruption》，《今日中国》2019年3期；
5、《北京城市副中心的功能定位及其立法保障研究》，《北外法学》2019年第1期；
6、《人大制度下的国家监督体制与监察机制》，《政法论坛》2018年第3期；
7、《以新时代人权发展事业推动构建人类命运共同体》，《国际法研究》2018年第3期；
8、《寻求网络民情与司法审判的良性互动》（第二作者），《人民论坛》2018年3月；
9、《立法改革与法律体系构建》，载《中国法治（1978～2018）》，社会科学文献出版社2018年10月版；
10、《简述国外首都与首都圈立法》，载《开创法治中国建设新局面》（第六届博士后论丛），中国社会科学出版社2018年2月版；
11、《体现科学立法、民主立法、依法立法要求》，《中国纪检监察报》2018年3月17日；
12、《中国共产党领导是中国特色社会主义最本质的特征》，《中国纪检监察报》2018年3月21日；
13、《为中华民族伟大复兴提供有力宪法保障》，《中国纪检监察报》2018年3月28日；
14、《更加自觉自信地走中国道路》，《人民日报》2017年8月27日；
15、《我国“互联网+党建”新模式成绩斐然》（第二作者），《人民论坛》2017年1月；
16、《习近平法治道路思想探析》，《法学杂志》2016年第5期；
17、《<国家安全法>充分体现人权保障原则》,《人民法治》2016年第8期；
18、《法律体系中的合宪性审查机制》（第二作者），载《宪法研究》（第十辑），社会科学文献出版社2016年3月；
19、《法治强国的中国道路》（第二作者），《人民日报》2015年10月26日；
20、《维护国家安全应充分尊重和保障人权》，《光明日报》2015年7月18日；
21、《Democracy and the Rule of Law》，《今日中国（英文版）》2015年3月；
22、《Le développement de la Chine nourri par la dé mocratie et le driot》，《今日中国（法文版）》2015年3月；
23、《中国人权司法保障制度的特点与举措》，《法律适用》2014年第11期；
24、《外国专家学者眼中的四中全会》，《光明日报》2014年11月10日；
25、《城市社区参与机制之省思》，《黑龙江省政法管理干部学院学报》2014年第5期；
26、《浅析城市社区治理中的“群众参与”理论》，载《依法治国与推进国家治理现代化》（第五届博士后论丛），中国社会科学出版社2014年10月版；
27、《Actuality and Prospects of Judicial Guarantee of Human Rights in China》，《世界宪法研究》（第四辑），中国政法大学出版社2014年7月版；
28、《中国近代权利观的形成和演变》，载《中国民主评论》（第二卷），中国社会科学出版社2013年11月版；
29、《The Basic Laws of HK and Macao SARs aren’t Subnational Constitutions in China》（第二作者），《世界宪法研究》（第三辑），中国环球文化出版社2011年10月版；
30、《中英代议机关的立法权比较——从民主与法治的视角考察》，载《法治新视界：比较法的分析》，社会科学文献出版社2011年5月版；
31、《论“以人为本”与突发事件应对》（第二作者），《法制与经济》2010年第2期；
32、《城市社区公民参与的法治化路径》，《宪法研究》（第十一卷），黑龙江大学出版社2010年版；
33、《The Basic Laws of HK and Macao SARs aren’t Subnational Constitutions in China》，《世界宪法研究》（第二辑），中国环球文化出版社2010年10月香港版；
34、《中国近代宪政的文化基点：儒家群己观》，《政法论坛》2009年第6期；
35、《浅析城市社区公民参与立法的途径》，《法学杂志》2009年第10期；
36、《宪法的修辞：变迁着的公民身份及其表述方式》，《吉首大学学报（社会科学版）》2009年第5期；
37、《社区公民参与立法的途径和程序》，载《立法过程中的公共参与》，中国社会科学出版社2009年10月版；
38、《新闻自由的权利属性》，《宪法研究》（第十卷），四川大学出版社2009年8月版；
39、《“基本法律”制度背后宪法价值的困境》（第二作者），《中国宪法年刊》（2008），法律出版社2009年8月版；
40、《儒家视野下的群己关系》，《博士后交流》2009年第1期；
41、《人权保障立法中的重大理论与现实问题研究》，《学术动态》2008年第25期；
42、《物权法不能承受之重——浅析物权法在宪政法律体系总的“越位”》，《案例宪法研究》（第一辑），群众出版社2008年12月版；
43、《法律、法规与宪法的冲突研究》（第二作者），《案例宪法研究》（第一辑），群众出版社2008年12月版；
44、《公民参与行政立法的理论思考》，《行政法学研究》2007年第2期。
研究报告类
1、《2019年的中国立法》，独著，载《法治蓝皮书•中国法治发展报告（2020）》，社会科学文献出版社2020年版；
2、《2018年的中国立法》，载《法治蓝皮书（2018）》，社会科学文献出版社2019年2月版；
3、《高水平建设城市副中心》，载《改革开放与中国县域发展（上）》，社会科学文献出版社2018年12月版；
4、《2017年的中国立法》，载《法治蓝皮书（2017）》，社会科学文献出版社2018年3月版；
5、《2016年的中国立法》，载《法治蓝皮书（2016）》，社会科学文献出版社2017年3月版；
6、《2014年的中国立法》，载《法治蓝皮书（2014）》，社会科学文献出版社2015年3月版版；
7、《2013年的中国立法》，载《法治蓝皮书（2013）》，社会科学文献出版社2014年3月版；
8、《加强和改进人大立法、提高立法质量》，载《法治中国的地方经验：广东样本》，社会科学文献出版社2015年9月版；
9、《十六大党章丰富纪律检查工作的内涵》，载《党章中的纪律》中国方正出版社2015年7月版；
10、《政府立法与规范性文件监管》，载《广东经验：法治政府建设》，社会科学文献出版社2014年7月版；
11、《广东省人大代表制度创新》，载《广东经验：法治促进改革开放》，社会科学文献出版社2012年11月版。
Liu Xiaomei
I. Basic Information
Professor Liu Xiaomei, female,Ph.D. in Law, was born in Honghu City, Hubei Province in March 1977.Currently she is the head of the Research Coordination and International Cooperation Department and a research fellow of CASS Institute of International Law, the deputy head librarian of CASS Law Library and a professor and supervisor of master’s students at the Graduate School of the University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Her other full-time and part-time positions include: Deputy Secretary General of the Constitutional Law Research Committee of China Law Society; Deputy Secretary General of the Legislative Law Research Committee of Beijing Law Society; Specially-engaged Research Fellow at Ningxia Academy of Social Sciences; expert of the National Railway Administration Expert Bank; expert of All-China Women’s Federation Expert Bank; a member of the Lecturers Group for the Implementation of the Seventh Five-year Plan for the Popularization of Law in Beijing; and a member of the Lecturers Group for the Implementation of the Seventh Five-year Plan for the Popularization of Law in Shanxi Province.
II. Research fields
Constitutional law, legislative law and administrative law, especially the people’s congress system, legislative system, the capital city system, grassroots governance, human rights theory, and history of modern constitutional thoughts in China.
III. Teaching experience:
Professor Liu mainly teaches constitutional law. She has been awarded the honorary title of one of the “Top Ten Teachers” in 2014, 2015 and 2018. She has been the supervisor of seven graduate students, four of them have already received their master’s degree.
IV. Education and Past Work Experience
Sept. 1995-July 1999: Bachelor of Law, Faculty of Economic Law, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law;
Aug.1999-Aug.2001: teacher, the High School Affiliated to Zhongshan University;
Sept. 2001-July 2017: Mater of Law and Ph.D. in Law, China University of Political Science and Law;
Aug. 2007-Dec. 2009: Post-doctoral researcher, CASS Law Institute;
Dec. 2009 - new: researcher, CASS Institute of International Law.
V. Main Research Activities and Research Results
In the past ten years, Professor Liu has been mainly engaged in the research on the theoretical basis and Chinese characteristics of constitutional law and the construction of the rule of law, closely followed the development in such key areas as the reform of the supervision system and state organs, construction of legislative systems and mechanisms, construction of the rule of law in the capital, and construction of the rule of law at the grassroots level. She has published four monographs and over 20 academic articles in these areas. She has also paid close attention to the practical issues relating to the construction of the rule of law in China, actively organized or participated in many state- and provincial-level research projects and research projects sponsored by various state organs, conducted deep-going investigations on the rule of law practice, and written over 30 research reports and internal reports on related issues.
1. She has led or participated innumerous research projects, including the followings:
(1) Professor Liu Xiaomei has been in charge of two National Social Science Fund Projects: “Studies on the Mechanism for Citizens’ Participation in Community Governance and Its Rule of Law Safeguards” (2010) and “Investigation on the Development of 100 Counties during the 40 Years since the Reform and Opening-up: the Tongzhou Project” (2018). The 2018 project was rated as excellent project and its result – the Research Report on High-Level Construction of City Sub-Center – is published in the book “Reform and Opening-up and the County-level Development in China: Part 1” (Beijing: Social Science Academic Press, 2018).
(2) Ten other projects Led by Professor Liu Xiaomei
“Studies on the Construction of Intelligent Court by the Administrative Trial Center of Shenzhen City”, a research project commissioned by Yantian Court of Shenzhen City, 2019;
“Studies on Index of Law-based Work involving Complaints by Letters and Visits”, a research project commissioned by the Office of Complaints by Letters and Visits of the Government of Beijing Municipality, 2018;
“Post-legislative Assessment on Energy Conservation Regulations for State-funded Institutions”, a project jointly commissioned by the Ministry of Justice and State Administration of Land and Resource, 2018;
“Legislative Safeguard for the Determination and Realization of the Functions of the Capital”, a research project sponsored by the State Governance Think Tank of CASS, 2018;
“Studies on the Legislative Safeguarding of the Realization of the Functions of the Capital”, a project sponsored by Beijing Law Society, 2017;
“Studies on Legal Issues relating to the Election at the Expiration of Terms of Office”, a research project commissioned by the Party Committee of Shifang City, Sichuan Province, 2016;
“Studies on Issues relating to the Legislation on the Capital against the Background of Coordinated Development of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region”, a research project sponsored by Beijing Law Society, 2016;
“Rule of Law Safeguards for the Grassroots Democratic Self-Governance”, a research project sponsored by Beijing Law Society, 2015;
“Studies on the Rule of Law Safeguard for the Realization of the Core Functions of the Capital”, a research project commissioned by the Legislative Affairs Office of the Government of Beijing Municipality, 2014;
“Studies on the Rule of Law Safeguard for Citizens’ Participation in Public Affairs in Urban Communities”, a research project funded by Youth Research Initiation Fund of CASS, 2010.
(3)She has also participated in over 20 other research projects. She was the person in charge of two sub-projects of major projects funded by the National Social Science Foundation: “The Organic Unity of Party’s Leadership, the People Being Masters of the Country and Ruling the Country by Law” (2007) and “Folk Norms and Local Legislation” (2017) and three sub-projects under the CASS Project on the Investigation of National Conditions and other key projects of CASS: “Studies on Local Rule of Law” (2017); “Ruling the Country by Law and the Modernization of State Governance” (2017) and “Studies on the Integrated Construction of a Law-based State, a Law-based Government and a Law-based Society” (2018).
2. She has closely followed the practical problems and hot issues in the construction of the rule of law, carried out timely application and countermeasure studies, written nearly 20 internal reports, won one first prize (2016) and three third prizes (in 2016 and 2017) for excellent countermeasures proposals awarded by CASS; published two theoretical articles in the People’s Daily. One of them, “the Chinese Road to a Strong Law-based State”, was awarded the prize for excellent theoretical article by the Publicity Department of the Central Committee of the CPC; and written over a dozen research reports. One of which, entitle “Making the Civil Administration Index System More Scientific and Modernizing the State Governance Capacity” (2015) won the third national prize for excellent research results in the field of civil administration policy.
3. She has paid special attention to the research on basic theories and so far has published four monographs, two co-authored books, over 20 academic articles, and more than a dozen research reports. Her representative works include “Studies on the Unique Characteristics of Constitutional Theories in Modern Chinese History”, “Studies on Issues relating to the Legislation on the Capital City against the Background of Coordinated Development of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region”, “The Rule of Law Dimension of Grassroots Self-governance”, “Research Report on the Provincial-Level Local Legislation”, “The Cultural Basis of Constitutionalism in Modern Chinese History: The Confucian Outlook on the Relationship Between the Collective and the Individual”, “The State Supervision System and Mechanisms under the People’s Congress System” and “Promoting the Building of a Community with Shared Future for Mankind through the Development of Human Rights”,etc.
VI. Main Research Fields and Academic Viewpoints
1. The Constitution is the law adjusting the relations between the individual and the state. The characteristics of the constitutional law system in modern Chinese history originated from the unique understandings of the relationship between the state and the individual and the mode of existence of the individual in the life of the state. In her article “The Cultural Basis of Constitutionalism in Modern Chinese History: The Confucian Outlook on the Relationship Between the Collective and the Individual”, she holds that the western standard is not the only standard for understanding and defining individual freedoms. The unique way the relations between “human beings”, society and the state shaped by Chinese philosophy, culture and history constitutes the cultural basis and the prominent characteristic of the constitutional system in modern Chinese history. She analyzes the process and the form of the shaping of the relationship between the individual and the state (society) by the Chinese culture in the following three dimensions: “benevolence is the distinguishing characteristic of man”, “a monarch is someone who is good at organizing manpower and material resources”, and “he who governs is upright” and holds that the Chinese understanding of the relationship between the individual and the state should not be simply described as “the state-oriented” or “the individual-oriented”, but should be defined as the mutually internal relationship between the individual and the state.
On the basis of the above analysis and in the context of modernization construction in China, she puts forward in her monograph “Studies on the Unique Characteristics of Constitutional Theories in Modern Chinese History” the presupposition that the compatibility between individual and state interests and the priority given to the state interest are the theoretical basic points of the constitutional system in modern Chinese history.
She holds that the presupposition and the construction of the compatibility between individual and state interests justifies the constitutional value pursuit of national prosperity and strength, and determines the constitutional power structure and rights connotation, as well as the development road of ruling the country by constitution and law in China. By projecting the mutually internal and correlative relationship between individuals and between the individual and the state shaped by Chinese culture onto international relations, China puts forward the important initiative of constructing a community with shared future for mankind, thereby promoting the establishment of a new type of international relationship of mutual respect, fairness, justice, cooperation and mutual benefit. It is exactly from this angle that she interprets the unique connotation and Chinese wisdom of the initiative of constructing a community with shared future for mankind.
2. Professor Liu has closely followed the development of the legislative system and practice in China, and carried out theoretical and empirical researches at the macroscopic, mesoscopic and microscopic levels of such issues as state legislative systems and mechanisms, provincial legislative practices, special legislation and the legislative safeguards for the construction of the rule of law at the grassroots level.
In the annual reports on legislation published in the Blue Book on the Rule of Law in China and the article “Legislative Reform and the Construction of the System of Law”, she summarizes the achievements made, experiences gained and problems encountered by China in the construction of the rule of law during the 40 years of reform and opening-up, especially in recent years. In her monograph “Research Report on the Provincial-Level Local Legislation”, she summarizes the general rules and characteristics of provincial-level local legislation on the basis of the big data analysis of 5,637 pieces of provincial-level local legislation, and analyzes the dual function of provincial-level local legislation of implementing state laws and adopting local regulations and mechanisms for its realization under the “unified and hierarchical” legislative system.
In her monograph “the Rule of Law Dimension of Grassroots Self-governance”, she reviews and studies the legal system of grassroots democracy and grassroots self-governance and holds that the current urban-rural dual electoral pattern created by the constitution, local organic laws and the organic laws of villagers’ and residents’ committees has very limited “spillover effect” on the construction of democratic political system in the country, whereas grassroots participation and grassroots self-governance have a greater role to play and therefore it is especially important to strengthen the research on and construction of the state and folk laws in this area.
Law on the capital city is a new research area. Since 2014, she has led four research projects relating to the law on the capital city commissioned by the Legislative affairs Office of the Government of Beijing Municipality, Beijing Law Society and other organizations, and published the think tank report “Studies on Issues relating to the Legislation on the Capital City against the Background of Coordinated Development of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region”, and two research reports and two articles in Annual Reports from Research Projects Sponsored by Beijing Law Society (2017), Post-doctoral Symposium (2017), Reform and Opening-up and the County-level Development in China: Part I (2018), and BFSU Legal Science (2019). In these reports, she defines the connotation of capital city and capital functions and puts forward proposals on the construction of corresponding power-responsibility relations and legal systems. Moreover, she has also carried out researches on such topics as intra-Party regulations, local environmental legislation, and embodiment of core values in legislation, and submitted many internal reports - some proposals in these reports have been adopted by Party or state leaders.
3. Professor Liu has also engaged in theoretical researches on the people’s congress system and the system of representative government. To teach graduate course on “the people’s congress system and the election system”, she has carried out thorough researches on theories of representative government and on historical materials on the people’s congress system, and have achieved some preliminary results in the research in these two areas. In her article “State Supervisory System and Mechanisms under the People’s Congress System”, she analyzes the dual supervision system that consists of the supervision over state organs and the supervision over civil servants from the perspective of the people’s congress system and the theory of representative government, and puts forward the opinion that the supervision over supervisory committees by people’s congresses should not take the form of simple work reporting. Instead, China should adopt a system whereby a supervisory committee reports their specific work to the standing committee of the people’s congress at the same level, while at the same time continuously enriching and innovating the mode of supervision by adopting different supervisory mechanisms.
VII. Introductions to Representative Works
1. The Rule of Law Dimension of Grassroots Self-Governance, Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, April 2018
Democracy is not only a value concept, but more importantly, also a political practice: it is only through the practice of democratic politics can we know what kind of democratic politics can be developed in Chinese society and how to further improve the existing democratic political system. This book, by looking back at history, observing the current reality, and analyzing the relevant theories, puts forward the following original suggestions on the research of grassroots governance: (1) Analyzing “the spillover effect” of urban-rural grassroots self-governance on democracy and its mode and scope of action on the basis of the “upward and downward” two-way approach to the construction of democratic politics, the “upward and downward” two-way promotion of grassroots governance, the mutual development of electoral democracy and participatory democracy and the dual pattern of rural villagers’ self-governance and urban residents’ self-governance. (2) Taking community participation as the test field and training ground for participatory democracy, carrying out empirical study and analysis of the sense of political efficacy of community participation. (3) Transcending the limitation of simple “rule of law safeguard” in research perspective and analyzing the multiple rule-of-law dimensions of grassroots governance system, namely: grassroots governance needs to be effectively safeguarded by the construction of the rule of law in the country while at the same time directly contributing to and promoting the construction of the rule of law in the country; it is the most important field of the construction of law-based society while at the same time providing solid basis and key elements for the construction of a law-based state and a law-based government; and it is subject to both the hard regulation by state laws and the soft constraint by such civil-society norms as village rules and folk laws. (4) thoroughly reviewing the current laws and policies on grassroots self-governance, and putting forward concrete suggestions on improving the legal system of self-governance. This book expands the research horizon of and enriches the research results on grassroots democracy and social governance innovation.
2. “State Supervision System and Mechanisms under the People’s Congress System”, Tribune of Political Science and Law, 3 (2018)
This article holds that, under the people’s congress system and the principle governing the activities of state institutions, namely democratic centralism, the supervisory power performs the important modern governance function of “restraining power with power”. The reform of the supervisory system, by integrating supervisory powers and reconstituting the state supervisory system and the constitutional power structure, has developed a dual supervisory system under the people’s congress system in which the supervision over state organs and supervision over civil servants interlink and coordinate with each other while at the same time overlap and restrain each other. Under the “dual” supervisory system and the system of part-time deputies to people’s congresses, the supervision over supervisory committees by people’s congresses should not take the form of simple work reporting by supervisory committees to people’s congresses. Instead, China should adopt a system whereby a supervisory committee submits special work reports to the standing committee of the people’s congress at the same level, while at the same time continuously enriching and innovating the mode of supervision by adopting different supervision mechanisms. This article carries out insightful analysis of the reasonable mode of supervision over supervisory committees by people’s congresses and their standing committees from the perspectives of the theory of representative government and the principle of democratic centralism, which is of important theoretical significance and reference value to the improvement of the state supervisory system and the people’s congress system in China.
3. “Promoting the Building of a community with shared future for mankind through the Development of Human Rights”, Chinese Review of International Law, 3 (2018)
Since 2017, the idea of “building a community with shared future for mankind” has been written into the Report to the Nineteenth National Congress of the CPC, the Constitution of the CPC, the Preamble of the Chinese Constitution, as well as the resolutions of UN General Assembly, UN Security Council and UN Human Rights Council, thereby establishing the “big power diplomatic strategy” and highlighting the great contribution made by China to global governance. The concept, the connotation and the thought of “building a community with shared future for mankind” have been gradually developed by the CPC since its Eighteenth National Congress. However, the ideological resources and the practice of international cooperation go back to ancient times. The originality of this article lies in the following two aspects: firstly, it traces the ideological sources of “building a community with shared future for mankind” back to the common ideological resources of mankind, such as the Confucian idea of “the Great Harmony” in ancient China, the idea of city-state community in ancient Greece, the European theory of Utopian Socialism, the Kantian theory of cosmopolitanism, and the idea of “a community of free individuals” put forward by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels in the Communist Manifesto, and reviews the effective practices and limitations of UN and regional human rights bodies and human rights protection systems established after the World War II in protecting fundamental human rights, upholding world peace and constructing the post-war world order. Secondly, it points out that “building a community with shared future for mankind” also takes the joint creation of a better future for mankind as the basic objective and guaranteeing the full realization of human rights as the value basis and concrete approach. More specifically, it means taking the right of existence, the right to development and the right to pursue happiness as the primary human rights and promoting the development of the human rights cause in a new era and the establishment a more attainable, fairer and more just new world order.
VII. A List of Main Academic Achievements
Monographs
Studies on the Unique Characteristics of the Constitutional Theory in Modern Chinese History, Beijing: Intellectual Property Publishing House, 2009;
The Rule of Law Dimension of Grassroots Self-Governance, Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, 2018;
Studies on Issues relating to the Legislation on the Capital City against the Background of Coordinated Development of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region, China Social Sciences Press, 2017;
Research Report on Provincial-level Local Legislation: the Realization of the Dual Function of Local Legislation, Beijing: China Social Science Press, 2016;
Introduction to Studies on Complaints by Letters and Visits, co-author, Beijing: China Democracy and Law Press China, 2012;
The Rule of Law Textbook for Leading Cadres, co-author, Beijing: Party Building Books Publishing House, 2016;
Theory and Practice of ‘the Overall View on Rule of Law Publicity and Education’, co-author, Beijing: Social Sciences Press, 2016.
Articles
“Institutional Reform and the Innovation of the Organizational Law System”, 3 (2019) Journal of Northwest University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition);
“Deepening the Reform of the Supervisory System to Intensify the Fight against Corruption”, 3 (2019) China Today (English Edition);
“Studies on the Functional Positioning of Beijing City Sub-Center and Its Legislative Safeguards”, 1 (2019) BFSU Legal Science;
“State Supervision System and Mechanisms under the People’s Congress System”, 3 (2018) Tribune of Political Science and Law;
“Promoting the Building of a community with shared future for mankind through the Development of the Human Rights”, 3 (2018) Chinese Review of International Law;
“Seeking the Positive Interaction Between Online Public Opinions and Judicial Trial”, (the second author), 3 (2018) People’s Tribune;
“Legislative Reform and the Construction of the System of Law”, in The Rule of Law in China (1978-2018), Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, October 2018;
“A Brief Introduction to Foreign Legislation on Capital Cities and Capital Circles, in Creating a New Situation of the Construction of the Rule of Law” in China (The Sixth of Post-doctoral Symposium), Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, February 2018;
“Embodying the Requirements of Scientific, Democratic and Law-based Legislation”, China Discipline Inspection and Supervision Daily, March 17, 2018;
“The CPC’s Leadership Is the Most Essential Characteristic of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics”, China Discipline Inspection and Supervision Daily, March 21, 2018;
“Providing Effective Constitutional Safeguards for the Great Rejuvenation of the Chinese Nation”, China Discipline Inspection and Supervision Daily, March 28, 2018;
“Following the Chinese Road with More Consciousness and Self-Confidence”, People’s Daily, August 27, 2017;
“Spectacular Achievements Made by China in the Establishment of the New Internet+ Party Building Mode, (the second author), 1 (2017) People’s Tribune;
“Analysis of Xi Jinping’s Thought on China’s Road to the Rule of Law”, 5 (2016) Legal Science Magazine;
“The National Security Law Fully Embodies the Principle of Human Rights Protection”, 8 (2016) People•Rule of Law;
“The Constitutional Review Mechanism in the Legal System”, (the second author), in Studies in Constitutional Law (vol. 10), Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, March 2016;
“The Chinese Road to a Strong Law-based State”, (the second author), People’s Daily, October 26, 2015;
“Human Rights Must Be Fully Respected and Safeguarded in Upholding National Security”, Guangming Daily, July 18, 2015;
“Democracy and the Rule of Law”, March (2015) China Today (English Edition);
“Le développement de la Chine nourri par la démocratie et le driot”, March (2015) China Today (French Edition);
“Characteristics of the System of Judicial Safeguarding of Human Rights and related Measures in China”, 11 (2014) Journal of Law Application;
“The Fourth Plenary Session of the Eighteenth CPC Central Committee in the Eyes of Foreign Experts”, Guangming Daily, November 10, 2014;
“Reflections on the Mechanism for Urban Community Participation” 5 (2014) Journal of Heilongjiang Administrative Cadre College of Politics and Law;
“A Preliminary Analysis of the Theory of Public Participation in Urban Community Governance”, in Ruling the Country by Law and Modernization of State Governance (The Fifth Post-doctoral Symposium), China Social Sciences Press, October 2014;
“Actuality and Prospects of Judicial Guarantee of Human Rights in China”, in Study on Worldwide Constitutional Law, vol. 4, China University of Political Science and Law Press,July 2014;
“The Formation and Evolution of Rights Outlook in Modern Chinese History”, in China Democracy Review, vol. 2, China Social Sciences Press, November 2013;
“The Basic Laws of HK and Macao SARs Aren’t Sub-national Constitutions in China”, (the second author), in Study on Worldwide Constitutional Law, vol. 3, China Global Culture Publishing House, July 2014;
“Comparison of the legislative Power of Representative Institutions in China and UK: an Examination from the Perspective of Democracy and the Rule of Law”, in New Understanding of the Rule of Law: a Comparative Study, Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, May 2011;
“On ‘Being People-oriented’ and Emergency Response”, (the second author), 2 (2010) Legal System and Economy;
“A Law-based Approaches to Citizens’ Participation in Urban Community Governance”, in Studies on Constitutional Law, vol. 11, Harbin: Heilongjiang University Press, 2010.
“The Basic Laws of HK and Macao SARs Aren’t Sub-national Constitutions in China”, in Study on Worldwide Constitutional Law, vol. 2, China Global Culture Publishing House, October 2010 (Hong Kong Edition);
“The Cultural Basic Point of Constitutionalism in Modern Chinese History: The Confucian Outlook on the Relationship Between the Collective and the Individual”, 6 (2009) Tribune of Political Science and Law;
“Analysis of the Channels of Legislative Participation by Citizens in Urban Communities”, in 10 (2009) Law Science Magazine;
“The Rhetoric of Constitutional Law: the Changing Status of the Citizen and Its Mode of Expression”, 5 (2009) Journal of Jishou University (Social Sciences);
“Channels and Procedures of Legislative Participation by Citizens in Communities”, in Public Participation in the Legislative Process, Beijing: China Social Sciences Press, October 2009;
“The Rights Attribute of the Freedom of the Press”, in Studies in Constitutional Law (vol. 10), Chengdu: Sichuan University Press, August 2009;
“The Dilemma of Constitutional Values Behind the ‘Basic Law’ System” (the second author), in Chinese Yearbook of Constitutional Law (2008), Beijing: Law Press China, August 2009;
“The Relationship Between the Individual and the Collective from the Confucian Perspective”, 1 (2009) Post-doctoral Communication;
“Studies on Major Theoretical and Practical Issues in the Legislation on the Safeguarding of Human Rights”, 25 (2008) Academic Trends;
“The Unbearable Weight of Property Law: a Preliminary Analysis of the ‘Offside’ of Property Law in the Constitutional Law System” in Case Law Studies (vol. 1), Beijing: The Masses Publishing House, December 2008;
“Studies on the Conflicts Between Laws, Administrative Regulations and the Constitution”, (the second author), in Case Law Studies (vol. 1), Beijing: The Masses Publishing House, December 2008;
“Theoretical Reflections on Citizens’ Participation in Administrative Legislation”, 2 (2007) Administrative Law Review.
Research Reports
“Chinese Legislation in 2018”, in The Blue Book of the Rule of Law (2018), Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, February 2019;
“High-level Construction of City Sub-Centers”, in Reform and Opening-up and the County-level Development in China: Part 1, Beijing: Social Science Academic Press, December 2018;
“Chinese Legislation in 2017”, in The Blue Book of the Rule of Law (2017), Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, March 2018;
“Chinese Legislation in 2016”, in The Blue Book of the Rule of Law (2016), Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, March 2017;
“Chinese Legislation in 2014”, in The Blue Book of the Rule of Law (2014), Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, March 2015;
“Chinese Legislation in 2013”, in The Blue Book of the Rule of Law (2013), Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, March 2014;
“Strengthening and Perfecting the Legislation Made by People’s Congresses and Improving the Quality of Legislation”, in Local Experiences of Construction of the Rule of Law in China: The Guangdong Sample, Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, September 2015;
“The Enrichment of the Connotation of the Disciplinary Inspection Work by the Constitution of CPC adopted at the Sixteenth Party Congress” in The Discipline in the Constitution of CPC, Beijing: Founder Press, July 2015;
“Government Legislation and the Regulation of Normative Documents”, in The Guangdong Experience in the Construction of a Law-based Government, Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, July 2014;
“Innovations on the People’s Congress System in Guangdong Province”, in The Guangdong Experience in Promoting Reform and Opening-up by the Rule of Law, Beijing: Social Sciences Academic Press, November 2012.