He Weifang

He Weifang

Male, born in July 1960 in Muping County, Shandong Province, professor and doctoral supervisor of Law School of Peking University. He graduated from Southwest University of political science and Law (LLB) in 1982 and China University of political science and Law (LLM) in 1985. Since 1985, he has taught in China University of political science and law and presided over the quarterly work of comparative law research. In 1995, he was transferred to the Department of law, Peking University. He was appointed as an associate professor in 1992 and a professor in 1999. He was a visiting scholar at the University of Michigan from June to July 1993 and Harvard Law School from June 1996 to January 1997. He served as director of the judicial research center of Peking University, vice president of the National Society for the history of foreign legal system, vice president of the Comparative Law Research Society of China law society, etc.

brief introduction

He Weifang's online name is "old crane guarding the gate". My family is in Mouping, Shandong Province. When I left home at the age of 18, I went to Bayu to study law. Four years later, he went to Beijing to study the history of foreign legal system as a graduate student. After graduation, he stayed in China University of political science and law as a non lecture teacher. After living in No. 41 Xueyuan Road for ten years, he moved to Peking University and became a teacher of Chinese foreign law bimonthly.

research findings

Works and translations:

New Persian letters (co authored with Liang Zhiping, Qi Haibin, Shi Taifeng, etc.), Guizhou people's publishing house, 1988.

History of foreign legal system (co authored by Rong, Zhang Xueren, Gao Hongjun and Yang Lianhua), Peking University Press, 1992;

The Taiwan edition was published by Wunan book publishing company in 1993.

American scholars on Chinese legal tradition, CO edited with American Sinologists Karen Turner and Gao Hongjun, China University of political science and Law Press, 1994.

Toward the age of rights, China University of political science and Law Press, 1995, 1999.

The remaining ink of Fabian, Law Press, 1998;

Second edition 2003. The road of legal education in China, China University of political science and Law Press, 1997.

The concept and system of justice, China University of political science and Law Press, 1998.

American Law Dictionary, USA PeterG.Renstrom Editor, translator, China University of political science and Law Press, 1998.

Law and revolution, the formation of western legal tradition, USA HaroldJ.Berman Translated by Gao Hongjun, Zhang Zhiming and Xia Yong, China Encyclopedia press, 1993.

Comparative legal tradition, m.a.glendon, M.W GordenandC.Osakwe Co author, translated with MI Jian and Gao Hongjun, China University of political science and Law Press, 1993.

General theory of comparative law, CO authored by K. Zweigert & H. koetz, translated by Pan Hantian, Gao Hongjun and Mi Jian, Guizhou people's publishing house, 1992; revised edition, Law Publishing House, January 2003.

Comparative legal culture, USA HenryW.Ehrmann Co translated with Gao Hongjun, Sanlian bookstore, 1990. Revised edition, Tsinghua University Press, 2002.

China in the 20th century: volume of academic and social law, CO edited with Su Li, Shandong people's publishing house, 2001.

Specific rule of law, Law Press, January 2002.

English law and French law, written by R. David, translated by Pan Huafan and Gao Hongjun, Tsinghua University Press, 2002.

The way to deliver justice, Shanghai Sanlian bookstore, December 2002.

Beyond the Pyrenees, Law Press, September 2003.

IntheName ofJustice:StrivingfortheRuleofLawinChina , Brooking information press 2012.11.5

Free from the law, CITIC press, December 2013.

FA Bian Yu Mo, the first edition, Law Press, March 2015.

He has published more than 80 academic papers, translations and essays

How to win the trust of the people in judicature: comment on Sun Weiming case, western law review, No.3, 2010;

Read Mencius and think about the rule of law, Journal of China University of political science and law, No. 04, 2010;

Seeking the way of University, Zhongguancun, 2010, issue 09;

Let the rules be clear and definite, China Today Forum 2011 issue Z1;

Out of the vicious circle of slavery and rebellion -- Reading Notes of regicide, private law, Volume 1, Volume 9, 2011;

The way out of the rule of law in China, foreign affairs (Japan), July 2012;

Ma Jiye's life experience, Vientiane, issue 12, 2012;

The conception of judicial division, the first issue of China legal review, March 2014;

Hat and shoes, blog world, may 2014;

Summer leisure reading record (4000 words), southern weekend, October 2, 2014;

Let Adam Smith speak Chinese well. Academia, No. 11, 2015.

Chinese PinYin : He Wei Fang