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John C.H. Wu and His Comparative Law Pursuit

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 February 2019

Xiaomeng Zhang
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International Journal of Legal Information , Volume 41 , Issue 2 , Summer 2013 , pp. 196 - 221
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Copyright © 2013 by the International Association of Law Libraries. 

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References

VI. A Bibliography of Wu's legal works

The following selective bibliography includes Wu's major books and articles on legal topics, in both English and Chinese. It does not include his works in other non-legal areas, such as on Chinese literature and religion.Google Scholar
• Juridical Essays and Studies (Shanghai, China: Commercial Press, 1928)Google Scholar
• The Art of Law and Other Essays Juridical and Literary (Shanghai, China: The Commercial Press, 1936)Google Scholar
• With Kung-chueh Huang, 中国制宪史 (Chung-kuo chih hsien shih) (Shanghai, China: Commercial Press, 1937)Google Scholar
• Essays in jurisprudence and legal philosophy (Shanghai, China: Soochow University Law School, 1938)Google Scholar
• Beyond East and West (London, UK: Sheed and Ward, 1952)Google Scholar
• Fountain of Justice: A Study in the Natural Law (New York, NY: Sheed and Ward, 1955)Google Scholar
• Law (The Gilmary Society, 1955)Google Scholar
• Justice Holmes: A New Estimate (Philadelphia: Brandies Lawyers Society, 1957)Google Scholar
• Cases and Materials on Jurisprudence (St. Paul, Minnesota: West Pub. Co., 1958)Google Scholar
• Legal Philosophy & Comparative Law Google Scholar
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• The three dimensions of law, 3 China L. Rev. 126 (1927)Google Scholar
• The Juristic philosophy of Roscoe Pound, 18 Ill. L. R. 285 (1923)Google Scholar
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• Problem and Method of Psychological Jurisprudence, 2 China L. Rev. 214 (1924)Google Scholar
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• Justices Holmes and the common law tradition, 14 Vand. L. Rev. 221 (1960)Google Scholar
• Religion and law in the American way of life, 31 Conn. B.J. 17 (1957)Google Scholar
• The common law approach to international law, 5 Cath. Law. 295 (1959)Google Scholar
• Stammler and his critics in Rudolf Stammler, The theory of justice (1925)Google Scholar
• Towards a Christian philosophy of law, 37 Women Law. J. 34 (1951)Google Scholar
• Chang, C.H., Liang, Y.L. & Wu, John C. H., Persons in Chinese Law, 2 China L. Rev. 257 (1924)Google Scholar
• Chang, C.H., Liang, Y.L. & Wu, John C.H., Sources of Chinese Civil Law, 2 China L. Rev. 209 (1924)Google Scholar
• Readings from Ancient Chinese codes and other sources of Chinese law and legal ideas, 19 Mich. L. Rev. 502 (1921)Google Scholar
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