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Project

Human rights and Chinese culture. A functional comparative law study of police interrogation in China and in Europe.

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

01D03108

Duration

01 October 2008 → 30 September 2012

Funding

Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund

Promotor

Tom Vander Beken

Research disciplines

Social sciences
- Criminography and methods of criminological investigation
- Police administration, procedures and practice
- Comparative law
- Criminal law
- Human rights law
- Procedural law
- Law not elsewhere classified

Keywords

functional comparaison human rights police interrogation china

Project description

The research analyzes the critiques of police interrogation in China, both within China itself and externally, and investigates to what extent they can be related to the Chinese (legal) culture (Mianzi and Guanxi) and to European human rights concepts.

English

Dutch

English

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