Editor's note

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FRONTIERS OF LAW IN CHINA

VOL. 13 DECEMBER 2018 NO. 4

DOI 10.3868/s050-007-018-0034-8

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CHINESE LEGAL SCIENCE IN THE 40 YEARS OF REFORM AND OPENING UP

EDITOR’S NOTE

ZHU Jingwen∗

This year is 40th anniversary year of reform and opening up, in which Chinese legal

science has made important progress in different disciplines. This journal has specially

planned the focus “Chinese Legal Science in the 40 Years of Reform and Opening Up,”

and invited experts in different disciplines to talk about the development process,

achievement and problems of this subject area. The focus is planned to publish in two

issues of this journal.

The experts of this issue include Professor HAN Dayuan from School of Law at

Renmin University of China; Professor MA Huaide from China University of Political

Science and Law, and Assistant Professor KONG Xiangwen from School of Law at

University of International Business and Economics; Professor ZHAO Bingzhi and

Professor YUAN Bin both from College for Criminal Law Science at Beijing Normal

University; Professor ZHU Jingwen from School of Law at Renmin University of China.

∗ (朱景文) Master of Law in Jurisprudence, School of Law, Renmin University of China, Beijing, China;

Editor-in-Chief of Frontiers of Law in China; Professor in Jurisprudence, School of Law, Renmin University

of China, Beijing 100872, China. Contact: zhujw@ruc.edu.cn