Zhai Jianxiong
Zhai Jianxiong
is an associate research librarian in law in
the reference department, the National Library of China, where he is
responsible for responding to the requests from the national legislature,
government, judiciary and citizens. He has a Bachelor of laws degree and
has been active in introducing China's legal information to the world. In
recent years, he has published several English language articles on the
legal literature of China in journals abroad, such as the National
Library of China and Its Legislative Reference Service in the IFLA
Publication 83: Parliamentary Libraries and Information Services of
Asia and the Pacific; Legal Literature in the P. R. China: An
Introduction in the Reference Librarian, Number 60,
1998; and Tax Legislation of the People's Republic of China and Its
Information Sources in the Revenue Law Journal, Volume 8, 1998.
In this guide, he will give a brief introduction to the sources of judicial
information in China, with a focus on judicial
interpretation, an important source of Chinese law.
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