COVID-19 and International Law: Special Issues by V. L. Tolstykh

“…Te article analyzes the response to the pandemic on the part of states, organizations and the doctrine of international law; examines special international legal aspects of the pandemic: impact of the pandemic on human rights, WTO law, international investment law, and etc. …”
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Webfare: humanity’s greatest asset by Maurizio Ferraris

“… “Man’s needs have become human needs, and the other person, as a person, has become one of man’s needs” Marx rightly said. …”
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The development of abortion in China : a social legal study by Wang , Xiaoxin

“…Since 1989, western countries and human rights organizations have been criticizing the situation of China’s human rights by coercive abortion and later termed abortion. …”

Internet Freedom in Asia: Case of Internet Censorship in China by ZAINUDDIN MUDA Z. MONGGILO

“…The control over this information may have a clear objective to maintain a climate of information in the community, but on the other hand, such control is tantamount to restricting the right of citizens to make, use, and distribute information, and more fatal as a violation of human rights.…”
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China’s Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic: Fighting Two Enemies by Eva Pils

“…The Party has used its vast and concentrated power to fight not only the virus, but also domestic critics of its response, including medical professionals, journalists, human rights activists, a constitutional law professor, and citizens simply speaking up via the social media because they were engaged, or enraged, or both. …”
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Impact of the Social Credit System in China on Political Communication by O. A. Antoncheva, T. E. Apanasenko

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What “Family Affair?” Domestic Violence Awareness in China by Zhaohui Su, Dean McDonnell, Ali Cheshmehzangi, Ali Cheshmehzangi, Junaid Ahmad, Hengcai Chen, Sabina Šegalo, Yuyang Cai, Yuyang Cai

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Power shifts in international organisations: China at the United Nations by Haug, S, Foot, R, Baumann, M

“…Drawing from Special Issue contributions, our analysis covers empirical insights from the UN's three main pillars – peace and security, development and human rights – and paints an uneven picture. Despite continuing Western dominance, China is mobilising more compulsory power means than two decades ago. …”

The Model of the State Digital Platform on Labor Contracts in China by L. Dun, G. Yuan

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China’s Relations with the Mediterranean States: Military and Political Aspects by Olga A. Timakova

“…While the discourse of human rights and sustainable development prevails in relations with Europe, the issues of ensuring security and managing regional instability come to the fore when dealing with the states of North Africa and the Middle East. …”
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LEGAL REGULATION OF TECHNOLOGICALLY IMPROVED PEOPLE IN THE USA AND CHINA by Viktor Morozov, Vadim Chukreev, Dana Rizayeva

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Characteristics and Causes of Changing Groundwater Quality in the Boundary Line of the Middle and Lower Yellow River (Right Bank) by Xiaoxia Tong, Hui Tang, Rong Gan, Zitao Li, Xinlin He, Shuqian Gu

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AID PROHIBITION AS A TOOL OF THE U.S. FOREIGN POLICY: DE JURE AND DE FACTO by V. I. Bartenev

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The right to entrepreneurial expression over heritage significance: the micropolitics of an adapted cafe in a historic Chinese town by Johnny F. I. Lam, Chin-Ee Ong, Tingting Wu, Rui He, Shougang Li

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On the Computation of the Codimension of Map Germs Using the Lie Algebra Associated with a Restricted Left–Right Group by Peng Xu, Muhammad Ahsan Binyamin, Adnan Aslam

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A NEW APPROACH TO HOLISTIC NITROGEN MANAGEMENT IN CHINA by Xuejun LIU, Zhenling CUI, Tianxiang HAO, Lixing YUAN, Ying ZHANG, Baojing GU, Wen XU, Hao YING, Weifeng ZHANG, Tingyu LI, Xiaoyuan YAN, Keith GOULDING, David KANTER, Robert HOWARTH, Carly STEVENS, Jagdish LADHA, Qianqian LI, Lei LIU, Wim DE VRIES, Fusuo ZHANG

“…A range of approaches to improve N management for increased agricultural production together with reduced environmental impacts has been proposed. The 4R principles (right product, right amount, right time and right place) for N fertilizer application have been essential for improving crop productivity and N use efficiency while reducing N losses. …”
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The ghost city of China : a revitalization strategy for Ordos by Xu, Difei, S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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论建国初期翻译工作的组织化和计划化 —— 以“第一届翻译工作会议”及对其文学翻译的影响为中心 = On the organization and planning of the translation activities in the People’s Republic of China in the early 1950s : using "The Fi... by 崔峰 Cui Feng

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论1949年中共建政初期对文艺工作的领导与组织 —— 以第一次“文代会”的召开及“文联”、“文协”的成立和影响为中心 = Literature and politics : the organization of the literary activities in the People’s Republic of China in the early 19... by 崔峰 Cui Feng

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The Normative Values Behind the Energy Strategies of the EU and China in Africa by Jiří Suchánek

“…While the EU urges normative values such as democratic government, human rights and quality public domain management, the PRC adheres to the values of non-interference, state sovereignty and, last but not least, the principle of “One China”. …”
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