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Chinese Law Research Guide: Other Subscription Databases

Resources for researching Chinese law.

Subscription Databases

The UC Law SF Library subscribes to a number of Internet-accessible resources that may be useful in your research. All of our online resources are listed on the UC Law SF Library's A-Z Database List. You can access all of them on campus. Nearly all of them can also be accessed off campus after logging in to the UC Law SF proxy server with your email username/password.

The information in these databases are not comprehensive, and the English translations of the Chinese laws are not authoritative and not always accurate. This is the nature of English translations of foreign laws. When available, students should compare more than one English translation of a legal document.

Bloomberg Law

China and the Modern World: 1860-1950

China and the Modern World: Diplomacy and Political Secrets 1860-1950

- Good for historical research on the relationship between Britain and China. Includes more than 330,000 pages of material from the British India Office, the Political & Secret Department, the Burma Office, and the Military Department. View intelligence reports, diplomatic mission reports, correspondence, and official government diaries.

Kluwer International Arbitration

Kluwer Arbitration database

Proquest Research Library

The Library's ProQuest subscription includes full-text access to a number of useful books and journals covering Chinese law including: