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Greetings. I am currently a professor at the George Washington University Law School, where my teaching and research focus on modern Chinese (PRC) law. My main platforms for instant commentary are currently Twitter (@donaldcclarke) and The China Collection blog (

Dec 20, 2022

Below is a guest post introducing Zhang Jun written by Grace (Yu) Mou of the Department of Law of the School of Oriental & African Studies, University…

Mar 26

On Feb. 17, I wrote that there was no plausible legislative basis for the detention of Bao Fan without notice to anyone. I have to take that back…

Mar 5

A recent article in the WSJ answered the above question in the affirmative. Unfortunately, neither the authors nor their editors thought it might be a…

Feb 25

China's current political system has been in place since 1949: 74 years ago. Xi Jinping has been in power for more than 10 years. And yet the government…

Feb 17

As currently drafted, the bill would prohibit dual citizens with citizenship in the target countries from owning land. On the other hand, it wouldn't…

Jan 27

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Jan 3

Many China scholars think yes. I think no. Here's why.

Jan 3

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