Renmin Chinese Law Review

Edited by Jichun Shi, Editor in Chief, The Jurist and Professor of Law, Renmin University of China Law School, China

Contents
1 Social mobilization of women by law: the Communist
Party of China and the practice of marriage and family
law in rural areas before 1949 1
Yi Weifeng
2 Deconstruction of the objective-subjective burden of
proof system 31
Zhou Hongbo
3 The subjective public right of the individual to claim
supra-individual interests and its boundaries 55
Wang Shijie
4 On the principles of legality, legitimacy, and necessity of
personal information processing 87
Liu Quan
5 On mutual assent relationships in criminal law 120
Wang Feiyue
6 On criminal imputation of voters in illegal collective
resolutions: focus on cases of opponents, abstainers and
anonymous voting 150
Mao Naichun
7 A rebuttal to ‘Public Theft Theory’ and its theoretical basis 179
Liu Zhixiong
8 Research on the criminal law regulation of anti-money
laundering in China under the concept of overall national
security 205
Wang Xin
9 Systematic interpretation of the statute of limitations for
criminal prosecution 234
Wang Gang
10 Collaborative central–regional governance of local finance
and corresponding rule of law path 264
Feng Hui
11 A new classification of insider trading from the
perspective of anti-fraud: theoretical inquiries and
empirical examination 304
Miao Yinzhi
12 Institutionalization and judicial application of directors’
self-dealing provision in limited liability corporations 331
Chi Ying