Criminal Justice in China: A History

Klaus Mühlhahn

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Criminal Justice and Penology Chinese history and philosophy Medieval and Early Modern Justice

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* Introduction * The Right Degree of Pain: Imperial China * The Prison Regime: Republican China * Trials of Terror: War and Revolution, 1937--1949 * Reform through Labor: The Communist State * Conclusion * Abbreviations * Archives * Notes * Acknowledgments * Index

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