The Chinese Conceptions of Law: Confucian, Legalist, and Buddhist

Lee, Luke T. & Lai, Whalen W.

Journal: UC Law Journal

Volume: 29

First Page: 1307

Year: 1978

Bluebook Citation: 29 UC L.J. 1307 (1978)

Author: Luke T. Lee: all 9 publications


Abstract

Concepts originating as religious principles have long had an impact on the structure and functioning of legal institutions in China. The authors isolate concepts from three major religious traditions and discuss their development, illustrating how they have had a lasting effect on the character of Chinese law.

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