Due to the rapid rise of Japan, South Korea and more recently China, East Asia is becoming an economic, political and cultural world power. The influence of German law in these countries is sizable. However, instead of simply exporting the law, it is necessary to develop a real dialogue with the legal studies in East Asia. It is the intention of this volume, edited by Eric Hilgendorf, to make a contribution to this.
Due to the rapid rise of Japan, South Korea and more recently China, East Asia is becoming an economic, political and cultural world power. The influence of German law in these countries is sizable. However, instead of simply exporting the law, it is necessary to develop a real dialogue with the legal studies in East Asia. It is the intention of this volume, edited by Eric Hilgendorf, to make a contribution to this.
Table of contents:
Vorwort
AllgemeinesKristian Kühl: Strafrecht und Moral
Japan und Korea
Osamu Magata: Zur Entwicklung des japanisches Strafrechts - Young-Whan Kim: Rezeption des deutschen Strafrechts in Korea - Young Keun Oh: Die Einflüsse der deutschen Strafrechtslehre auf die koreanische Strafrechtslehre und Rezeptionsprobleme - Seung-Hee Hong: Über die koreanische Sanktionspolitik in der Internetkriminalität
ChinaEric Hilgendorf: Das chinesische Strafrechtssystem im sozio-kulturellen Kontext - Karl-Heinz Pohl: Rechtsverständnis in China - Fan Zhongxin: A Historial Survey of Chinese Criminal Law Reform. From the Imperial Era until Today - He Weifang: Anglo-American Law and China's Judicial Reform - Lichun Tian: Die Frage nach den Menschenrechtsvorstellungen im Spiegel der konfuzianischen Kultur Chinas - Daniel Sprick: »Nationale Minderheiten« im Strafrechtssystem der VR China - Knut Benjamin Pißler: Chinesisches Wirtschaftsstrafrecht - Susanne Beck: How to compare - German and Chinese Medical Criminal Law
