Yan-ho Lai, PhD, is a research fellow at the Center for Asian Law, Georgetown University Law Center. He studies and writes on law and society, judicial politics, human rights and national security in hybrid and authoritarian regimes. Legal Resistance Under Authoritarianism is his third book and first research monograph.
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Abstract Acknowledgements List of Figures Images and Tables 1. Introduction: Defending the Rule of Law in the Rise of Authoritarianism 2. China's Authoritarian Legal Transplantation in Hong Kong 3. The United Front Work in Hong Kong's Legal Community 4. Professional Rule of Law Discourse under State-Bar Relations 5. Organised Lawyers in Civil Society Empowerment 6. Defending Access to Justice in Social Movements 7. Leadership Contestation in the Bar 8. Political Awakening in the Law Society's Elections 9. Conclusion: Hong Kong's Struggle for the Rule of Law Appendix: List of the Interviewees References Index
Abstract Acknowledgements List of Figures Images and Tables 1. Introduction: Defending the Rule of Law in the Rise of Authoritarianism 2. China's Authoritarian Legal Transplantation in Hong Kong 3. The United Front Work in Hong Kong's Legal Community 4. Professional Rule of Law Discourse under State-Bar Relations 5. Organised Lawyers in Civil Society Empowerment 6. Defending Access to Justice in Social Movements 7. Leadership Contestation in the Bar 8. Political Awakening in the Law Society's Elections 9. Conclusion: Hong Kong's Struggle for the Rule of Law Appendix: List of the Interviewees References Index
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