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16 2024-12

【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture: “The Development of Human Legal Civilization and the Rule of Law in Chinese Society” was successfully held

2024-12-16T20:18:59+08:00

由澳門大學人文社科高等研究院（IAS）主辦的主題講座「人類法治文明與中國法治社會的發展」於2024年11月22日在澳門大學崇文樓演講廳成功舉行。本次活動特邀中國人民大學涉外法律研究中心特聘專家周大偉教授擔任主講嘉賓，由澳門大學法學院環球法律學系講座教授兼人文社科高等研究院院長於興中教授主持。

講座伊始，周大偉教授從「人類法治文明」的概念背景入手，梳理了其語詞的起源與歷史演進。他指出，人類法治文明是指在人類社會的歷史進程中，以法律為核心，通過立法、執法、司法等制度化手段維護社會秩序、促進公平正義並保障個人權利的一種文明形態。周教授強調，應避免對人類法治文明的三個常見誤解：將不同的認知簡化為「西方的東西」、將民族的特殊方式置於人類共同價值之上，以及將全人類共同堅守的理念錯誤地認定為中國特有。他認為，文化可以多樣，但文明應該趨同；文明更注重普世性與共性，而文化則體現差異性與特殊性。

隨後，周教授轉向中國法治相關問題，回顧了古代法治的發展歷程，並剖析了近現代法治進程中的特殊情況。針對中國法治建設的現狀與未來，周教授分析了多項影響深遠的發展趨勢。他指出，法律職業群體的迅速壯大與專業化，以及司法訴訟數量的顯著增長，標誌著中國法治體系的不斷完善。同時，法律解釋的需求日益精細化，法律實施的範圍和法治權威也在逐步擴大。這些趨勢反映了中國正在逐步形成現代國家治理能力，並通過科技創新助力法治建設，進一步推動法治社會的成熟與成長。

在隨後的討論環節，現場聽眾圍繞中國法治建設的歷程、文化基礎與法治文明的未來挑戰等問題與周教授展開了熱烈交流。周教授指出，認為中國在三四十年間完成歐美數百年法治進程的說法並不準確。他強調，中國的法治建設主要基於學習與移植，許多成就源自對國際規範的借鑒，而非自主創新。此外，他認為當前的法治成果建立在近代先賢的努力基礎之上，但中國的法治進程仍在持續推進，尚未達到全面現代化的目標。

此次活動吸引了來自各學科的學生和教職人員參與，現場討論氣氛熱烈。本次講座為研究法治文明與中國法治社會的發展提供了新視角，也為未來研究奠定了基礎。

The lecture titled “The Development of Human Legal Civilization and the Rule of Law in Chinese Society,” organized by the Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences (IAS), was successfully held on November 22, 2024, in the Lecture Hall of the Cultural Building at the University of Macau. This event featured Professor Zhou Dawei, Distinguished Expert of the Center for Overseas Legal Studies at Renmin University of China, as the keynote speaker. The lecture was moderated by Professor Yu Xingzhong, Chair Professor of the Faculty of Law and Director of IAS.

In his lecture, Professor Zhou Dawei introduced the concept of “human legal civilization,” tracing its linguistic origins and historical evolution. He explained that human legal civilization refers to a form of civilization that, throughout human history, centers on the rule of law. It is achieved through institutionalized measures such as legislation, enforcement, and adjudication to maintain social order, promote fairness and justice, and safeguard individual rights. Professor Zhou emphasized the importance of avoiding three common misconceptions about human legal civilization: oversimplifying differing perceptions as “Western ideas,” elevating a nation’s unique practices above universal human values, and wrongly interpreting universally upheld principles as being unique to China. He argued that while culture can be diverse, civilization should converge toward commonality; civilization focuses on universality and shared principles, whereas culture emphasizes differences and particularities.

Professor Zhou then turned to issues related to China’s legal system, reviewing the historical development of law in ancient China and analyzing the unique circumstances of its modern legal evolution. He provided insights into several significant trends shaping China’s current and future legal development. These include the rapid growth and professionalization of the legal profession, a notable increase in judicial litigation, and a rising demand for more precise legal interpretation. He also highlighted the expanding scope of legal enforcement and the growing authority of the rule of law. Together, these trends illustrate how China is steadily building modern national governance capabilities, with technological innovation playing a key role in advancing its legal system. These developments are expected to further drive the maturation and growth of China’s rule-of-law society.

During the discussion, Professor Zhou highlighted that the claim of China completing centuries of Western legal progress in a few decades is inaccurate. He explained that China’s legal development largely relies on adopting international norms rather than independent innovation. While current achievements build on earlier reformers’ efforts, he noted that China’s legal progress is still ongoing and has yet to achieve full modernization.

The event attracted students and faculty members from various disciplines, fostering a lively and engaging atmosphere of discussion. This lecture provided new perspectives on the study of legal civilization and the development of the rule-of-law society in China, laying a solid foundation for future research.

【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture: “The Development of Human Legal Civilization and the Rule of Law in Chinese Society” was successfully held2024-12-16T20:18:59+08:00
12 2024-12

【IAS】”Guia” Workshop on Intellectual History of East Asia in the Ming and Qing Dynasties (16 December 2024; 14:00 – 19:00)

2024-12-17T00:00:14+08:00

各位親愛的同事、同學：

澳門大學人文社科高等研究院（高研院）誠摯邀請閣下參加於2024年12月16日舉行的“東望洋”明清東亞思想史作坊。詳情請參閱如下：

  • 主題：“東望洋”明清東亞思想史作坊
  • 語言：中文及英文
  • 日期：2024年12月16日（星期一）
  • 時間：14:00 – 19:00
  • 地點：崇文樓高研院三樓研討室（E34 – 3011）
  • 與談者：石井剛教授（東京大學綜合文化研究科/東亞藝文書院）
                    陳立勝教授（澳門大學人文學院哲學與宗教學系）
                    李庭綿教授（澳門大學人文學院哲學與宗教學系）
                    鍾以江教授（澳門大學人文學院日文系）
                    Prof. Giorgio SINEDINO，沈友友教授（澳門大學人文學院葡文系）
                    Prakriti MUKHERJEE，朋靜博士生（澳門大學人文學院哲學與宗教學系）
                    莊帆博士生（澳門大學人文學院歷史系）
                    林少陽教授（澳門大學人文學院歷史系/人文社科高等研究院）
  • 議程：https://go.um.edu.mo/rft98kzo

我們誠邀各位教職員、學生及有興趣人士參與。有關高研院更多內容，請訪問高研院網站：https://ias.um.edu.mo/。如果您有任何疑問，請通過電子郵件的方式隨時與我們聯繫：ias.programme@um.edu.mo。

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【IAS】”Guia” Workshop on Intellectual History of East Asia in the Ming and Qing Dynasties (16 December 2024; 14:00 – 19:00)2024-12-17T00:00:14+08:00
5 2024-12

【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture: “Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History” was successfully held

2024-12-13T00:00:12+08:00

由澳門大學人文社科高等研究院（高研院）主辦、法學院協辦的特邀嘉賓講座系列於2024年11月18日在崇文樓演講廳成功舉行。

此次講座主題為「透過口述歷史理解法律職業」，由香港大學法律學院教授劉思達教授主講，並由澳門大學人文學院歷史系講座教授、高研院副院長王笛教授擔任與談人，以及澳門大學法學院副教授李哲教授擔任主持人。

劉教授指出，傳統的法律職業研究多依賴於社會科學方法，而口述歷史則提供了獨特且未被充分利用的視角。劉教授介紹了兩個正在進行的口述歷史項目，分別聚焦於香港和澳門的法律職業，旨在記錄資深校友的個人故事。通過這些故事，項目探討了法律教育、職業發展和公共服務角色的經歷，揭示了法律職業與香港及澳門歷史的緊密關聯。他提到，許多參與者的故事反映了香港在過去半個世紀中的重大變化，包括1997年的主權移交和近年來的社會動蕩。

講座中，王笛教授對劉教授的研究給予了高度評價，表示這一研究將為理解香港和澳門的法律歷史提供重要的第一手資料。李哲教授總結時強調，口述歷史不僅是對法律職業的回顧，也是對社會變遷的深刻反思，值得法律學子們關注。

現場觀眾積極提問，討論了口述歷史在法律研究中的應用及其面臨的挑戰。劉教授表示，儘管口述歷史研究需克服記憶的主觀性和樣本偏差等問題，但通過多樣化的訪談對象和跨學科的方法，可以更全面地理解法律職業的演變。

此次講座不僅為法律研究提供了新的視角，也為法律教育的未來發展提供了啓示。劉教授希望通過這些口述歷史，為當前的法律學子和未來的法律職業者提供寶貴的經驗教訓，幫助他們更好地理解法律職業面臨的挑戰與機遇。

On November 18 2024, a Distinguished Guest Lecture was successfully held at the Lecture Hall of Cultural Building, jointly organized by the Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences (IAS) of the University of Macau and the Faculty of Law (FLL).

The theme of this lecture was “Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History.” It was convened by Professor Sida Liu, Professor at the University of Hong Kong, Faculty of Law. Professor Di Wang, Chair Professor of the Department of History of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Macau, Associate Director of IAS, was invited as the discussant. Professor Zhe Li, Associate Professor of the Faculty of Law at the University of Macau, served as the moderator.

Professor Liu pointed out that traditional studies often rely on social science methods, while oral history provides a unique and underutilized perspective. He introduced two ongoing oral history projects focused on the legal professions in Hong Kong and Macau, aimed at capturing the personal narratives of senior alumni. Through these narratives, the projects examine experiences in legal education, career development, and public service roles, revealing the close ties between the legal profession and the histories of Hong Kong and Macau. Professor Liu noted that many participants’ stories reflect significant changes in Hong Kong over the past half century, including the 1997 handover and recent social upheavals.

Professor Wang commented that it would provide invaluable first-hand accounts for understanding the legal history of Hong Kong and Macau. In the summary, Professor Li emphasized that oral history is not only a reflection on the legal profession but also a profound commentary on societal changes, which is crucial for law students to consider.

Following the lecture, the audience engaged in a lively Q&A session, discussing the applications and challenges of oral history in legal research. Professor Liu acknowledged the methodological challenges posed by subjectivity and sampling bias but emphasized that a diverse range of interviewees and interdisciplinary approaches could yield a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of legal careers.

This lecture not only offered new insights into legal research but also provided valuable lessons for the future of legal education. Professor Liu hopes that these oral histories will serve as a resource for current law students and future legal professionals, helping them better understand the challenges and opportunities within the legal profession.

【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture: “Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History” was successfully held2024-12-13T00:00:12+08:00
29 2024-11

【IAS】UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar Lecture – Professor Zuoxiang Liu: “Norm Systems in Contemporary China: Theory and Institutional Structure” was successfully conducted

2024-12-07T00:00:07+08:00

The UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar Lecture organized by the Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences (IAS) was successfully held on November 12th. Professor Liu Zuoxiang, Distinguished Professor of College of Philosophy, Law and Political Science from Shanghai Normal University, was invited to lecture on the theme of “Norm Systems in Contemporary China: Theory and Institutional Structure”. Professor Yu Xingzhong, Chair Professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Macau and Director of IAS, was invited to be the moderator.

At the beginning of the lecture, Professor Liu elaborated on the concept of the governance of modern countries and societies. Legal norms, party regulations, party policies, state policies, and social norms are the types of norms objectively existing in contemporary Chinese society. He explored the functions and interrelationships of these norms in society and pointed out that there are complex interactions between various norm systems. All norm systems should follow the principles of the constitution and laws.

By comparing Kelsen’s Hierarchy of Norms, Professor Liu emphasized the uniqueness of the norm systems in Contemporary China, which extends beyond legal norms to encompass the entire social norm systems, reflecting the coexistence of diverse norms and the dominance of the rule of law.

During the feedback session, Professor Yu Xingzhong expressed gratitude for this lecture and highlighted the classification of the norm systems and the interrelationships among the various norms. He pointed out the comparison between China’s norm reality and Kelsen’s theory, which provides a clear theoretical framework and stimulates the participants’ in-depth thinking.

Professor Shui Bing praised the lecture for its detailed analysis and effective use of materials. He highlighted the clarity of the presentation as a valuable model. At the same time, he mentioned that many law students came to the lecture, emphasizing the source and functional division of the norm system and believing that legal norms are a dynamic leading edge.

The Q&A session sparked engaging discussions among participants. Professor Liu emphasized the need to analyze family rules for their value and the importance of open judicial interpretations for effective implementation. He also highlighted that party regulations and policies are important within the norm systems and should align with legal principles to maintain coherence under the law.

The lecture not only provided participants with a theoretical framework but also inspired new perspectives for future research and practice.

Last but not the least, we would like to extend our gratitude again to the Research Services and Knowledge Transfer Office (RSKTO) for their support and assistance of the Distinguished Visiting Scholar Scheme.

11月12日，由人文社科高等研究院（高研院）主辦的澳大傑出訪問學者講座系列邀請了上海師範大學法治與人權研究所所長劉作翔教授，進行了主題為“當代中國的規範體系：理論與制度結構”的分享。講座由澳門大學法學院環球法律學系講座教授兼高研院院長於興中教授擔任主持人。

講座伊始，劉教授詳細闡述了現代國家治理中的“規範體系”概念，涵蓋法律規範、黨內法規、國家政策和社會規範，探討了這些規範在社會中的功能及相互關係。他指出，各規範體系之間存在複雜的互動，黨的宏觀政策對其他體系具有指導作用，所有規範體系應遵循憲法和法律原則。

通過對比凱爾森的規範等級體系，劉教授強調了當代中國規範體系的獨特性，研究範圍不僅限於法律規範，擴展至整個社會的規範體系，體現了多元規範的共存。

討論環節中，於興中教授強調了當代中國規範體系的分類及其相互關係，並對比凱爾森理論，提供了清晰的理論框架，激發了與會者對相關議題的深入思考。

稅兵教授分享了他的見解，他指出，雖然講座涉及宏大的主題，但劉教授分析細緻，材料充分，文字樸實且研究扎實，表達嚴謹，值得大家學習。同時，他強調了規範體系的來源和功能劃分，認為法律規範是一個動態的前端。

問答環節引發了與會者的積極討論。劉教授指出，家規需通過分析提煉其價值，並強調司法解釋的開放性以確保有效實施。此外關於黨內法規、國家政策與社會規範之間的關係，劉教授強調，黨內法規在規範體系中至關重要，法律與黨內法規的協調需遵循法律原則。

這次講座不僅為與會者提供了理論框架，也為未來的研究和實踐開闢了新視角。

最後，我們再次感謝研究服務及知識轉移辦公室（RSKTO）在澳大傑出訪問學者計劃中給予的支持和幫助。

【IAS】UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar Lecture – Professor Zuoxiang Liu: “Norm Systems in Contemporary China: Theory and Institutional Structure” was successfully conducted2024-12-07T00:00:07+08:00
29 2024-11

【IAS】UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar Lecture – Prof. Alec Stone Sweet: “International Human Rights Courts: The Dilemma of Effectiveness” was successfully conducted

2024-12-06T00:00:06+08:00

The UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar Lecture organized by the Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences (IAS) and the Faculty of Law (FLL) was successfully held on November 11. Professor Alec Stone Sweet, Sir Y. K. Pao Chair of the Faculty of Law at the University of Hong Kong, was invited to the lecture on the title “International Human Rights Courts: The Dilemma of Effectiveness”. The lecture provides an overview of Professor Stone Sweet’s new book, The Law and Politics of International Human Rights Courts. Professor Xingzhong Yu, Chair Professor of the Faculty of Law at the University of Macau and Director of IAS, was invited to be the moderator.

Professor Alec Stone Sweet noted that each court faces challenges and strives to overcome obstacles threatening its authority and relevance. The book analyzes the emergence of a “jurisprudence of effectiveness”, aimed at raising rights protection standards within transnational justice systems. He also defined three essential elements: a charter of rights, an enforcement court, and the right of individuals to petition for redress. During the lecture, Professor Stone Sweet discussed state officials’ response to transnational justice systems, highlighting the risk of undermining court authority and the legitimacy challenges faced by international human rights courts.

Professor Yu commented that he provided a comprehensive overview of his new book in a limited time, using the system of transnational justice as an analytical framework with three criteria to compare five regional human rights courts. Professor Yu thought it was the integration of law and critical evaluation, offering a valuable model for writing.

During the Q&A session, participants engaged in a deep discussion about the effectiveness and challenges of international human rights courts. Professor Stone Sweet emphasized that while court rulings can have broad legal effects, not all individual cases are applicable universally. He noted that the European Court of Human Rights always faces a crisis but remains one of the most influential international courts globally. Participants also explored the relationship between international relations theory and human rights, arguing that developing rights-based constitutionalism is crucial for achieving peace.

Through his thorough analysis of the courts’ functions, state politicization responses, and the challenges of effectively protecting human rights, Professor Stone Sweet provided participants with valuable insights, underscoring the crucial role of international human rights courts in global governance.

Last but not the least, we would like to extend our gratitude again to the Research Services and Knowledge Transfer Office (RSKTO) for their support and assistance of the Distinguished Visiting Scholar Scheme.

11月11日，由人文社科高等研究院（高研院）和法學院舉辦的澳大傑出訪問學者講座邀請了香港大學國際法講座教授Alec Stone Sweet教授，進行了主題為 “International Human Rights Courts: The Dilemma of Effectiveness”的演講。講座圍繞Alec Stone Sweet教授的新書 The Law and Politics of International Human Rights Courts 展開，由澳門大學法學院環球法律學系講座教授兼高研院院長於興中教授擔任主持人。

活動伊始，Stone Sweet教授指出，目前國際人權法院面臨挑戰，我們需努力克服威脅其權威的障礙。他的新書分析了“有效性法理”的作用機制，旨在提升跨國法律體系中的權利保護標準，並介紹了三大要素：權利章程、執法法院和個人申訴權。Stone Sweet教授還討論了國家官員如何試圖削弱法院的權威，強調人權法院的有效性追求可能引發合法性困境。

於教授隨後指出，Stone Sweet教授在有限的時間內全面介紹了新書，利用跨國法律體系作為分析框架，提出三個基本標準來比較五個區域性人權法院，為學術寫作提供了寶貴的指導意義。

在問答環節中，與會者就國際人權法院的有效性與其面臨的挑戰進行了深入討論。Stone Sweet教授強調，儘管法院的裁決可能產生廣泛的法律效果，但並非所有個案都能通用。他指出，歐洲人權法院始終面臨危機，但依然是全球最有影響力的國際法院之一。與會者還討論了國際關係理論與人權的關係，認為發展基於人權的憲政是實現和平的重要途徑。

通過對法院的功能、國家的政治化反應以及如何有效維護人權的深入探討，Stone Sweet教授為與會者提供了新的視角，強調了國際人權法院在全球治理中的重要作用。

最後，我們再次感謝研究服務及知識轉移辦公室（RSKTO）在澳大傑出訪問學者計劃中給予的支持和幫助。

【IAS】UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar Lecture – Prof. Alec Stone Sweet: “International Human Rights Courts: The Dilemma of Effectiveness” was successfully conducted2024-12-06T00:00:06+08:00
20 2024-11

【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture – “The Development of Human Legal Civilization and the Rule of Law in Chinese Society” by Professor Dawei Zhou (22 November 2024; 4-5:30 PM)

2024-11-23T00:00:54+08:00

各位親愛的同事、同學：

澳門大學人文社科高等研究院（高研院）現舉辦2024年特邀嘉賓講座系列，誠邀您參與由現任中國人民大學涉外法律研究中心首批特聘專家──周大偉教授主講，主題為“人類法治文明與中國法治社會的發展”。詳情請參閱如下：

  • 主題：人類法治文明與中國法治社會的發展
  • 講者：周大偉教授，中國人民大學涉外法律研究中心首批特聘專家
  • 主持人：於興中教授，澳門大學人文社科高等研究院院長，法學院環球法律學系講座教授
  • 語言：中文
  • 日期：2024年11月22日（星期五）
  • 時間：下午4時至5時半
  • 地點：澳門大學崇文樓演講廳 (E34 – G011)
  • 主辦：澳門大學人文社科高等研究院
  • 報名：https://go.um.edu.mo/pa7dueo3

題目綱要：

一、如何理解人類法治文明？

  • 為什麼要選擇人類法治文明這個詞？
  • 人類法治文明是從什麼時候在真正出現的？
  • 中國古代有沒有出現近現代意義上的法治文明？

二、中國的改革開放與人類法治文明。

  • 晚清民國時期的國家法治建設
  • 1949 – 改革開放：法治失序、社會動蕩的年代
  • 改革開放與中國的法治建設；大病初愈、百廢待興

三、下一步中國法治社會的若干發展趨勢是什麼？
四、幾個值得討論的法律前沿問題。

我們誠邀各位教職員、學生及有興趣人士參與。有關高研院更多內容，請訪問高研院網站：https://ias.um.edu.mo/。如果您有任何疑問，請通過電子郵件的方式隨時與我們聯繫：ias.programme@um.edu.mo。

澳門大學人文社科高等研究院  謹啟

按時出席實體講座的學生可獲取1粒至叻星及15個cs「Knowledge integration 」

【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture – “The Development of Human Legal Civilization and the Rule of Law in Chinese Society” by Professor Dawei Zhou (22 November 2024; 4-5:30 PM)2024-11-23T00:00:54+08:00
18 2024-11

【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture – “The Development of Human Legal Civilization and the Rule of Law in Chinese Society” by Professor Dawei Zhou (22 November 2024; 4-5:30 PM)

2024-11-22T00:00:54+08:00

各位親愛的同事、同學：

澳門大學人文社科高等研究院（高研院）現舉辦2024年特邀嘉賓講座系列，誠邀您參與由現任中國人民大學涉外法律研究中心首批特聘專家──周大偉教授主講，主題為“人類法治文明與中國法治社會的發展”。詳情請參閱如下：

  • 主題：人類法治文明與中國法治社會的發展
  • 講者：周大偉教授，中國人民大學涉外法律研究中心首批特聘專家
  • 主持人：於興中教授，澳門大學人文社科高等研究院院長，法學院環球法律學系講座教授
  • 語言：中文
  • 日期：2024年11月22日（星期五）
  • 時間：下午4時至5時半
  • 地點：澳門大學崇文樓演講廳 (E34 – G011)
  • 主辦：澳門大學人文社科高等研究院
  • 報名：https://go.um.edu.mo/nqm0k4ob

題目綱要：

一、如何理解人類法治文明？

  • 為什麼要選擇人類法治文明這個詞？
  • 人類法治文明是從什麼時候在真正出現的？
  • 中國古代有沒有出現近現代意義上的法治文明？

二、中國的改革開放與人類法治文明。

  • 晚晴民國時期的國家法治建設
  • 1949 – 改革開放：法治失序、社會動蕩的年代
  • 改革開放與中國的法治建設；大病初愈、百廢待興

三、下一步中國法治社會的若干發展趨勢是什麼？
四、幾個值得討論的法律前沿問題

我們誠邀各位教職員、學生及有興趣人士參與。有關高研院更多內容，請訪問高研院網站：https://ias.um.edu.mo/。如果您有任何疑問，請通過電子郵件的方式隨時與我們聯繫：ias.programme@um.edu.mo。

澳門大學人文社科高等研究院  謹啟

按時出席實體講座的學生可獲取1粒至叻星及15個cs「Knowledge integration 」

【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture – “The Development of Human Legal Civilization and the Rule of Law in Chinese Society” by Professor Dawei Zhou (22 November 2024; 4-5:30 PM)2024-11-22T00:00:54+08:00
15 2024-11

Event Update:【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture – “Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History” by Professor Sida Liu (18 November 2024; 4-5:30 PM)

2024-11-18T00:00:51+08:00

Dear Colleagues and Students,

The Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences (IAS) cordially invites you to participate in the Distinguished Guest Lecture, scheduled for 18 November 2024 (Mon). We are honoured to have Professor Sida Liu from the University of Hong Kong, explore the topic of “Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History.” We are also delighted to have Professor Di Wang, Associate Director of IAS and Chair Professor of FAH, as the discussant, and Professor Chao Wang, Assistant Dean of FLL and Professor of Department of Macao Legal Studies, as the moderator for this lecture. Please find the details below:

  • Title: Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History
  • Organizer: Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Date: 18 November, 2024 (Mon)
  • Time: 4-5:30 PM
  • Language: English and Chinese
  • Venue: Lecture Hall, Cultural Building (E34 – G011)
  • Discussant: Professor Di Wang, Associate Director of IAS and Chair Professor of FAH
  • Moderator: Professor Chao Wang, Assistant Dean of FLL and Professor of Department of Macao Legal Studies [Updated]
  • Registration: https://go.um.edu.mo/o66j5gku

Abstract:
The study of the legal profession has traditionally relied on social science methods such as surveys, ethnography, and archival research. However, oral history offers a unique and underutilized approach. This talk introduces two ongoing oral history projects focused on the legal professions in Hong Kong and Macau. These projects aim to capture and preserve the narratives of senior alumni from the University of Hong Kong and the University of Macau. By documenting their personal stories, the projects examine their experiences in legal education, law practice, career development, and various professional and public service roles. The talk will highlight the methodologies employed, the challenges faced, and the preliminary findings that demonstrate the value of oral history in understanding the intricacies of legal careers and the broader implications for sociolegal scholarship.

We look forward to seeing you at this event! For more information about IAS, please visit the website of IAS at https://ias.um.edu.mo/. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at ias.programme@um.edu.mo.

Best regards,
The Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences

Students who attend on-site will receive 1 SP and 15 CS for “Knowledge Integration” in the Whole Person Development Award.

Event Update:【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture – “Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History” by Professor Sida Liu (18 November 2024; 4-5:30 PM)2024-11-18T00:00:51+08:00
11 2024-11

【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture – “Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History” by Professor Sida Liu (18 November 2024; 4-5:30 PM)

2024-11-18T00:00:53+08:00

Dear Colleagues and Students,

The Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences (IAS) cordially invites you to participate in the Distinguished Guest Lecture, scheduled for 18 November 2024 (Mon). We are honoured to have Professor Sida Liu from the University of Hong Kong, explore the topic of “Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History.” We are also delighted to have Professor Di Wang, Associate Director of IAS and Chair Professor of FAH, as the discussant, and Professor Io Cheng Tong, Dean of FLL and Professor of Department of Macao Legal Studies, as the moderator for this lecture. Please find the details below:

  • Title: Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History
  • Organizer: Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences
  • Date: 18 November, 2024 (Mon)
  • Time: 4-5:30 PM
  • Language: English and Chinese
  • Venue: Lecture Hall, Cultural Building (E34 – G011)
  • Registration: https://go.um.edu.mo/o66j5gku

Abstract:
The study of the legal profession has traditionally relied on social science methods such as surveys, ethnography, and archival research. However, oral history offers a unique and underutilized approach. This talk introduces two ongoing oral history projects focused on the legal professions in Hong Kong and Macau. These projects aim to capture and preserve the narratives of senior alumni from the University of Hong Kong and the University of Macau. By documenting their personal stories, the projects examine their experiences in legal education, law practice, career development, and various professional and public service roles. The talk will highlight the methodologies employed, the challenges faced, and the preliminary findings that demonstrate the value of oral history in understanding the intricacies of legal careers and the broader implications for sociolegal scholarship.

We look forward to seeing you at this event! For more information about IAS, please visit the website of IAS at https://ias.um.edu.mo/. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at ias.programme@um.edu.mo.

Best regards,
The Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences

Students who attend on-site will receive 1 SP and 15 CS for “Knowledge Integration” in the Whole Person Development Award.

【IAS】Distinguished Guest Lecture – “Understanding the Legal Profession through Oral History” by Professor Sida Liu (18 November 2024; 4-5:30 PM)2024-11-18T00:00:53+08:00
11 2024-11

Event Update:【IAS】UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar Lecture – “Norm Systems in Contemporary China: Theory and Institutional Structure” by Professor Zuoxiang Liu (12 November 2024; 3-4:30 PM)

2024-11-12T00:00:44+08:00

各位親愛的同事、同學：

澳門大學人文社科高等研究院（高研院）現舉辦2024年澳大傑出訪問學者講座系列，誠邀您參與由上海師範大學法治與人權研究所所長、哲學與法政學院光啟學者特聘教授──劉作翔教授主講，主題為“當代中國的規範體系：理論與制度結構”的講座。詳情請參閱如下：

  • 主題：當代中國的規範體系：理論與制度結構
  • 語言：中文
  • 日期：2024年11月12日（星期二）
  • 時間：下午3時至4時半
  • 地點：澳門大學崇文樓演講廳 (E34 – G011)
  • 主持人：於興中教授（澳門大學環球法律學系講座教授、高研院院長）
  • 主辦：澳門大學人文社科高等研究院
  • Zoom會議：915 0429 9473 （密碼：241112）[更新]
  • 報名：https://go.um.edu.mo/c08y6sbr

講座摘要：

現代國家和社會的治理首先表現為規範體系的治理。 「規範體系」的提出是應對國家和社會治理體系、治理能力現代化和法治化的需求。規範體系為國家機關、社會組織、政黨、公民個人等各類主體的行為創設規則，並遵循。透過對當代中國規範體系制度結構和理論問題的梳理和描述，可以展示各種規範類型的存在現狀，諸如法律規範、黨內法規、國家政策、社會規範等，都是當代中國社會中客觀存在的規範類型，在各自的不同場域中發揮其功能和作用。每種規範類型有其不同的性質，其規範來源也不相同。法律規範來自於有立法權的國家機關；黨內法規及其政策來自於執政黨組織；國家政策來自於國家政權機關；社會規範來自於社會本身以及各種各樣的社會組織機構。由其規範來源的不同，自然有其不同的法律地位、角色和功能。各種規範類型的有機組合而形成的一個有機體系，構成了當代中國規範體系的基本制度結構。在法治中國的建設過程中，我們應該準確地對各種不同的規範體係予以一個科學的、恰當的法律定位，並準確地界定各種不同的規範類型在社會治理結構和法治結構中的地位和角色及其相互關係，以建構一個具有當代中國特色的規範體系理論及其制度結構。

我們誠邀各位教職員、學生及有興趣人士參與。有關高研院更多內容，請訪問高研院網站：https://ias.um.edu.mo/。如果您有任何疑問，請通過電子郵件的方式隨時與我們聯繫：ias.programme@um.edu.mo。

澳門大學人文社科高等研究院  謹啟

按時出席實體講座的學生可獲取1粒至叻星及15個cs「Knowledge integration 」

Event Update:【IAS】UM Distinguished Visiting Scholar Lecture – “Norm Systems in Contemporary China: Theory and Institutional Structure” by Professor Zuoxiang Liu (12 November 2024; 3-4:30 PM)2024-11-12T00:00:44+08:00
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