Events

First meeting of the study group on German and Chinese law (April 24th, 2007)

The guest speaker for the first meeting of the study group was Ms. Anna-Bettina Kaiser LL.M., who gave an account of her teaching occupation and her stay at the Chinese University for Politics and Law (CUPL).

Second meeting of the study group on German and Chinese law (May 22nd, 2007)

A discussion about the topic "Legal education - Bachelor/Master degrees" with speakers representing China, Japan and Germany.

Third meeting of the study group on German and Chinese law (June 19th, 2007)

Ms. Professor Dr. Zhang gives the study group an idea of how German and European contract law is influencing Chinese contract law

Fourth meeting of the study group on German and Chinese law (July 3rd, 2007)

Mr. Prof. Dr. Xi, Director of the Center of Law and Economics at the Chinese University for Political Sciences and Law in Beijing, gave a presentation on the topic "The significance of European law in China"

Fifth meeting of the study group on German and Chinese law (September 25th, 2007)

Ms. Dr. jur. Jing Sun, Director of the Legal Department of the Foreign Chamber of Commerce (AHK) Shanghai gave a presentation on the topic "Contract types in business dealings with China"

Sixth meeting of the study group on German and Chinese law (October 18th, 2007)

Mr. Qi, Vice President of the High People's Court of Shanghai, gave a presentation on the Chamber for legal proceedings involving minors, existing since 1984 in China.

Workshop - October 25th-27th, 2007

In the course of this workshop, different areas of Chinese law were introduced and examined more closely. A comparison with German law helped to clarify certain aspects.

First session of legal monitoring

the study group on Chinese and German law continues in a new form

Seventh meeting of the study group on German and Chinese law

Father Johannes Siebner, director of the St. Blasien Kolleg, explains why his school introduced a Chinese course into its curriculum (as the first private "Gymnasium" in Germany) and has upheld a vivid exchange with Chinese schools since 1997.