Li Buyun
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Li Buyun, male, 1933, A native of Loudi, Hunan, he is a researcher and doctoral supervisor at the Institute of Law of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, honorary dean of the Law School of Hunan University, and director of the Human Rights Research Center of Guangzhou University.
Joined the People's Liberation Army in 1949 11, joined the Korean War in 1950 1, was injured in 1952 and returned to China, and transferred to local work in 1955 1. He once served as the democratic movement officer of the Political Department of the Army Corps and the clerk of the County People's Government. 65438-0957 studied in the Law Department of Peking University, 65438-0962 graduated, and 65438-0965 graduated. From February 1943 to February 1967, he worked at the Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He once served as researcher, director of the Legal Research Office, member of the academic committee, editor-in-chief of the magazine "Legal Research", deputy director of the Human Rights Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and doctoral supervisor of the Graduate School. June 5438 From October 2000 to present, he serves as the Honorary Dean of the Law School of Hunan University and the Director of the Rule of Law and Human Rights Research Center of Hunan University. He is currently a member of the Expert Advisory Committee of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, a lecturer in the "National Lecturer Group for Mid- and Senior Cadres" of the Propaganda Department of the Communist Party of China and the Ministry of Justice, and a professor in more than ten universities including the National Academy of Administration. He has lectured or visited more than 10 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, India, Sri Lanka, Singapore and Japan.
Currently, he has published more than 20 monographs (including independent works, co-authors, and chief editors), more than 150 papers, and 13 awards for scientific research achievements. His representative works include "Introduction to the New Constitution", "Toward the Rule of Law", "Jurisprudence", "Jurisprudence Exploration", etc. In 1978, he published "Insisting that All Citizens Are Equality Before the Law" in the People's Daily, which was recognized as the first article in the legal field that broke through the ideological and theoretical forbidden area. In 1979, he wrote the article "On Governing the Country According to Law", which was the first time in China that this strategy of governing the country was proposed and systematically discussed. He later wrote a series of papers explaining this statecraft. He is a member of the research team that has taught legal courses to the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee three times. In 1998, he personally taught "Governing the country according to law and building a socialist country ruled by law" to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, and went to more than 50 provincial and ministerial-level units to teach leaders the theory and practice of ruling the country according to law. In the field of human rights, he put forward a fairly systematic and profound theoretical system, many of which were recognized by the academic community and adopted by the government. In the academic fields of jurisprudence, constitutional law, legislation, human rights theory and other academic fields, he is a recognized academic leader in the country and enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad.
From July 1980 to July 1981, he worked as a researcher in the Research Office of the Central Secretariat. After returning to China, he worked at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He is a visiting scholar at New York University. He once served as editor-in-chief of "Legal Research" and deputy director of the Human Rights Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He has been to the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, Norway, the Netherlands, Australia, Japan and other countries for academic visits and exchanges. In 2000, he served as Honorary Dean of Hunan University Law School and Deputy Director of the Rule of Law and Human Rights Research Center. In 2004, he served as director of the Human Rights Research Center of Guangzhou University. This is a jurist who has spent most of his life fighting for the rule of law and human rights.
Academic monographs
1. On the New Constitution (single volume) Law Press, 1984 edition
2. Building a highly democratic socialist political system (co-author, First author) Hongqi Publishing House, 1984 edition.
3. Rule of law, democracy and freedom (single edition) Sichuan People's Publishing House (1986 edition)
4. Rights and obligations (co-author, first author) People's Publishing House, 1986 edition.
5. "Chinese Jurisprudence—Past, Present and Future" (Editor-in-Chief) Nanjing University Press, 1988.
6. "Legislative Law Research" (Editor-in-Chief) Hunan People's Publishing House (1997 Edition)
7. "Basic Theory and System of Chinese Legislation" (Editor-in-Chief): China Legal Publishing House , 1997.
8. Chinese Encyclopedia of Human Rights (First Deputy Editor) China Encyclopedia Publishing House, 1998 edition.
9. "Comparative Research on Constitutional Law" (Editor-in-Chief) Law Press, 1998.
10. Records of contemporary legal disputes in China (second edition). Hunan People's Publishing House, 1998.
11. Towards the Rule of Law (Single Edition) Hunan People's Publishing House, 1998 edition.
12. General Theory of Socialist Legal System with Chinese Characteristics (editor-in-chief) Social Sciences Literature Press, 1999 edition.
13. Lectures on Law (edited) National Academy of Administration Press, 1999 edition.
14. "Jurisprudence" (editor-in-chief) Economic Science Press, 2000.
15. WTO and China’s Legal Construction (editor-in-chief) China Founder Publishing House, 2001 edition.
16. "Research on the Information Disclosure System" (Hunan University Press, 2002)
17. "Research on the Local People's Congress System" (Hunan University Press, 2002)
18. "Exploration of Jurisprudence" (single edition) Hunan People's Publishing House, 2003.
19. Human Rights Law (Editor-in-Chief), Higher Education Press, 2005.
Representative papers:
Chinese Social Sciences
1. Several issues regarding the drafting of the "Legislative Law of the People's Republic of China (Expert Draft)" (English version) Issue 3, 1998.
2. Adhere to seek truth from facts and prosper Legal Research No. 5, 1998.
3. "The Development of Jurisprudence in the New Era" (English version), Issue 2, 2000
Legal Research
1. On the two types of contradictions Mutual Transformation 1979 Trial Issue
2. Can the rule of man and the rule of law be combined with each other? "1980 No. 2"
3. "Scientific Concept of the Rule of Law", Issue 2, 1982
4. On Improving the Socialist Legal System (Second Author) Issue 5, 1982
5. The dialectical relationship between democracy and dictatorship, Issue 6, 1983.
6. On the Rights and Obligations of People’s Representatives, No. 1983, No. 1.
7. On Legal Reform (third author) Issue 2, 1989
8. "On Marxist Jurisprudence", Issue 6, 1989
9. On the Three Existence Forms of Human Rights, No. 4, 1991.
10. Basic theory and practice of socialist human rights, No. 4, 1992
11. International protection of human rights and national sovereignty, No. 4, 1995
12. "On Governing the Country According to Law" (second author) No. 2, 1996
13. What the law should be and what it is, No. 4, 1997
14. " "One Country, Two Systems" Issue 3, Issue 5, 1997
15. "Several Issues Concerning Judicial Independence" (first author), Issue 3, 2002
16. "On Law and Legal Awareness" (first author), Issue 4, 2003
Chinese Law.
1. Several issues regarding the legal system - Application of China Negotiation Cases, No. 1990, No. 1.
2. Develop new concepts, study new categories, and master new laws, No. 1, 1992
3. The origin of legal consciousness, No. 5, 1992
4. Prospects of Chinese Law in the 21st Century, Issue 2, 1994
5. Two Theoretical Issues of Human Rights, Issue 3, 1994.
6. Governing the country according to law and building a socialist country under the rule of law, Issue 2, 1996.
7. "Several Issues Concerning the Drafting of the Legislation Law of the People's Republic of China (Expert Draft)", No. 1997, No. 1.
8. Cross-century Project: Governing the country according to law and building a socialist country under the rule of law, Issue 6, 1997.
9. "On the Human Rights Protection Function of the Constitution", Issue 3, 2002
10. "On the Relationship between Administrative Power and Civil Rights" (first author), 2004 Issue 1.
Searching for the truth (red flag)
1. Equality before the law, No. 3, 1979
2. Law and freedom (first author) No. Issue 22, 1981
3. Insist on equality before the law and safeguard the authority and dignity of the law (first author) Issue 22, 1986.
4. An important guarantee for China’s cross-century development, No. 8, 1999.
5. A Basic Law that scientifically regulates China’s legislative activities, Issue 13, 2000
6. “It is more reliable to adopt the legal system”, Issue 16, 2004
People's Daily
1. Adhere to the legal equality of citizens 1978 65438 February 6.
2. Establish and improve China’s lawyer system
3. On the legal status of criminals in my country 1979 10 31.
4. "Facts are the basis, and the law is the criterion." 1979 165438 October 27.
5. Milestones of socialist democracy and legal system 1980 11 October 21.
6. Constitution 1981 11 2.
7. Completeness of physique 1981 11 3.
8. The Constitution must be clear, specific and rigorous November 9, 1981.
9. Normative constitution November 1, 1981.
10. The formulation and revision of the Constitution must be consistent with democratic principles. October 24, 1981.
11. Why does China’s current constitution need to be revised? 1981 11.27.
12. The Reality of the Constitution 1981 65438 February 4.
13. Constitutional principles and flexibilities 1981 65438 February 7.
14. Physical stability1981 12 1.
15. What is a citizen1981 12 18.
16. Citizens’ rights and obligations are inseparable. June 13, 1982.
17. Far-reaching reform (first author) July 9, 1982
18. Milestone of the rule of law April 6, 1999
Guangming Daily
1. "Implementing Socialist Rule of Law" (first author) 1979 65438 February 2.
2. "All power in the country belongs to the people."
3. "The Party must operate within the scope of the Constitution and the law" 1982 165438 October 22.
4. Fundamental law for governing the country and ensuring national security in the new era (1982 65438 February 5)
5. Building a socialist legal system with Chinese characteristics May 9, 1983
6. On the Rule of Law (Second Author) September 28, 1996
7. "Legal Research Should Face the 21st Century" March 27, 1997
8 ."Ruling the country according to law to promote social civilization and progress" 2006 54 38 0 654 38 00 October 23
9. When governing for the people, we must govern the country according to law (first author) June 2003 5438 065438 October 1.
Xinhua Digest
1. How do bourgeois Enlightenment thinkers view law and freedom? No. 2, 1982.
2. "The Party must operate within the scope of the Constitution and the law" No. 1983. 1.
3. Ruling the country according to law and strengthening the construction of spiritual civilization, No. 5, 1997
4. Modern Legal Spiritual Essay, Issue 10, 1997
5. Outline of the Strategy for Implementing the Rule of Law, Issue 9, 1999
6. Equality before the law is an iron rule, Issue 5, 2003.
Foreign language works
1. "Constitutional Government and China" (Japanese) was printed by Osaka University School of Law, Volume 46, No. 3 (No. 183), August 2008 publishing.
2. On the Three Existence Forms of Human Rights (Japanese): Ritsumeikan Law School, Japan, Issue 4 (Issue 230), 1993.
3. "Basic Theory and Practice of Socialist Human Rights" (Japanese) was published in Hokkai Gakuen University Law Research Volume 31, Issue 3 (March 1996).
4. Note on the Draft Law of the People's Republic of China (English), 2000.
5. "On Individual and Collective Human Rights" (English), "Human Rights: A Sino-Dutch Perspective", Kraus Legal International Publishing, 1996.
6. "Chinese Rule of Law: Ideal and Reality" (English), "Journal of Chinese and Comparative Law", 1997, Volume 3, Issue 65438 0 City University.
7. Chinese citizens’ right to work, Human Rights Report No. 2.1999 Norwegian Institute of Human Rights.
8. Outline of the Strategy for Implementing Law-based Governance (English) "Essentials of the Strategy for Implementing Law-based Governance", Human Rights and Constitutional Studies China Legal Press, 1999.
9. Several serious issues regarding the drafting of the "Legislative Law of the People's Republic of China" (expert draft) (English) Several serious issues in the drafting of the "Legislative Law of the People's Republic of China" (expert drafting) "Chinese Social Sciences 》1998 Issue 3.
10. "The Development of Jurisprudence in the New Era" (English) "The Development of Jurisprudence in China in the New Era", published in "Chinese Social Sciences" Issue 2, 2000.
11. "On the Universality and Diversity of Human Rights" (English), a paper published at the First Asian Conference on Legal Philosophy in Japan in 1996.
12. Two Theoretical Issues on Human Rights (English) Paper published at the Sino-German Human Rights Theory Symposium held in Bonn, Germany, in 1995.
13. Outline of the Right to Development (English) Essay on the Key Points of the Right to Development 2000 65438 10 15-18 Paper published at the Third Asian Conference on Legal Philosophy held in Nanjing.
14. The Development Prospects of Chinese Legal Studies in the 21st Century (Japanese) 2001 was submitted to the International Seminar on Comparative Legal Culture between China, Japan and South Korea held at Hokkaido University, Japan, from April 15th to 17th.