Hainan university law school civil and commercial law discipline

Professor Deng Zengjia, former academic leader.

Professor Deng Zengjia, a former academic leader, is a doctor of law at Kyoto University of Technology in Japan, a senior researcher at the Institute of Asian Economics of the Japanese government, a visiting researcher at Aichi University in Japan and a visiting researcher and professor at Kyoto University of Technology in Japan. The professor went to Japan five times successively for further study and engaged in research work. He had a deep study of Japanese civil law and guarantee law, and published monographs such as Introduction to Japanese Civil Law and Comparison of Sino-Japanese Guarantee Legal Systems. He is an expert who enjoys special allowance from the State Council. Professor Wang Chongmin, the current academic leader

Professor Wang Chongmin, the current academic leader, graduated from the Graduate School of China University of Political Science and Law with a master's degree in civil law. Excellent experts with outstanding contributions in Hainan Province. Master tutor of civil and commercial law, vice chairman of civil and commercial law research institute of Hainan Law Society. He presided over three provincial and ministerial-level research projects, namely, Research on Socialism with Chinese characteristics's Property Right System, Research on Case Teaching of Law Majors, and Theory and Practice of Cultivating the Ability of Law Students. He published the monograph 1 of Exploration of Civil Law in China, edited the textbook 1 of General Theory of Contract Law, and published 9 papers. Among them, "Exploration of China Civil Law" won the third prize of outstanding achievements of the third social science in Hainan Province, and "Research and Practice of Cultivating the Ability of Law Students" won the second prize of provincial teaching achievements of general higher education in Hainan Province. Criminal law is one of the important departmental laws. This subject is devoted to a comprehensive and systematic study of China's criminal law, foreign criminal law, international criminal law and criminology, emphasizing the combination of theory and practice. The South China Sea is in a leading position in the research of crime constitution, maritime terrorism, piracy and security mechanism in China. A series of distinctive achievements have been made in property crimes, some of which are quite in-depth and advanced; Based on the reality of Hainan, Empirical Research on Criminology and Criminal Policy is exploratory in the study of juvenile delinquency and penalty execution, and has achieved fruitful results in the above research directions.

In recent years, this discipline has undertaken a number of important national and ministerial projects, such as the national social science fund project "Research on the Countermeasures of Criminal Regulation of Maritime Terrorism and Piracy Crime", the humanities and social science fund project of the Ministry of Education "Research on the Basic Theory of Property Crime" and the Central Committee project "Research on the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency". In addition, it has undertaken a number of provincial social science projects and horizontal projects. In recent three years, more than 0/00 academic papers and more than 0 academic monographs have been published.

There are 7 researchers in this discipline, including 3 professors, 2 associate professors and 2 lecturers, 4 of whom have doctoral degrees and 2 have postdoctoral research experience. The discipline team is in the prime of life and has great development potential.

There are four research directions in this topic: 1. China criminal law; 2. Foreign criminal law; 3. International criminal law; 4. Criminology and criminal psychology. Tong, male, 197 1 February 2nd, born in Yueyang, Hunan, is a professor, doctoral supervisor and director of the teaching and research section of criminal law of Hainan University. Master of Laws, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law (1June 1997), Doctor of Criminal Law, Wuhan University (June 2004), postdoctoral fellow in criminal law at Jilin University, visiting researcher at the Legal Research Department of the Japanese National hitotsubashi university, and vice president of the Hainan Provincial Criminal Law Research Association.

Research fields: China criminal law, foreign criminal law and international criminal law.

Representative works in recent years:

1, Law and Tolerance-From the Perspective of China's Criminal and Political History, Social Science Literature Publishing House, 2008;

2. Monograph of Theoretical Criminal Law, Science Press, 2007;

3. Principles of Crime Constitution: Intellectual Property Press, 2006;

4. General Theory of Criminal Law, Lanzhou University Press, 2005;

5. Research on the Object of Crime: Analysis of Illegality in the Context of China, Wuhan University Press, 2005.

Representative papers in recent years:

1, Outline of the Structure of Basic Offenders of Traffic Negligence-From the Perspective of Comparison between China and Japan, published in Law Forum No.3, 2010;

2. Comment on the Crime of Giving for Illegal Reasons and Embezzlement in Japanese Criminal Law, Global Law Review, No.6, 2009;

3. Review on the monism and relativity of illegality in Japanese criminal law, published in Hebei Law,No. 12. 1 1, 2009 (the full text is reproduced in the third issue of NPC criminal law copy materials, 2010);

4. On the object of theft, published in Journal of Southeast University, Social Science Edition, No.4, 2009;

5. The Relationship between Criminals and Possessors, Journal of Henan University of Political Science and Law Management, No.4, 2009;

6. On the Legal Interests of Property Crimes-Advocating the Revised Ownership Theory, published in Anhui University Law Review,No. 16, 2009;

7. "Payment and Corruption for Illegal Reasons from the Legal Provisions of China", in Criminal Law, vol. 17, 2009;

8. Criminal Law Analysis of Cheating Property Interests, Journal of Shantou University Social Science Edition,No. 1 2009;

9. Criminal and civil relations in a state of emergency —— Taking Japanese law as an example, published in Pacific Magazine,No. 10, 2008 (reprinted in Criminal Law of the National People's Congress, No.3, 2009);

10, Confucian spirit and legal tolerance, No.8 Pacific Monthly, 2007;

1 1, On Possession in Japanese Criminal Law, Pacific Journal,No. 1 2007;

12, The Spirit of Tolerance from the Perspective of Criminal Rule of Law, Criminal Law Review, Volume 20, 2007;

13, "No distinction between criminal and civilian", in Criminal Law Review, vol. 18, 2006;

14, Analysis of the Normative Attribute of Crime, Journal of Social Sciences of Jilin University, No.3, 2005;

15, A Review of Criminal Objects —— From the Perspective of Comparative Law, Law and Business Research, No.3, 2005 (the full text is reproduced in the Criminal Law of NPC on Copying Materials, No.9, 2005).

Representative topics in recent years:

1, National Social Science Fund Project: Research on Countermeasures of Maritime Terrorism and Piracy Criminal Regulation (approved in 2009);

2. Humanities and Social Sciences Fund Project of the Ministry of Education: Research on the Basic Theory of Property Crime (approved in 2009);

3. The first national postdoctoral fund supported project: Research on the basic theory of criminal and civil relations (established in 2006).