CJS ( Chinese Journal of Sociology ) Instructions for Authors

Ⅰ.CJS is a bimonthly journal that publishes research papers on sociology and anthropology.Contributions are welcome from all related fields.Papers that are considered appropriate for this journal will be reviewed anonymously by expert reviewers in related fields.Papers under review will     

CJS(Chinese Journal of Sociology) Instructions for Authors

Ⅰ.CJS is a bimonthly journal that publishes research papers on sociology and anthropology.Contributions are welcome from all related fields.Papers that are considered appropriate for this journal will be reviewed anonymously by expert reviewers in related fields.Papers under review will go through a procedure of triple-readingsystem.     

CJS(Chinese Journal of Sociology) Instructions for Authors

Ⅰ.CJS is a bi monthly journal that publishes research papers on sociology and anthropology.Contributions are welcome from all related fields.Papers that are considered appropriate for this journal will be reviewed anonymously by expert reviewers in related fields.Papers under     

CJSChinese Journal of Sociology Instructions for Authors

Ⅰ.CJS is a bimonthly journal that publishes research papers on sociology and anthropology.Contributions are welcome from all related fields.Papers that are considered appropriate for this journal will be reviewed anonymously by expert reviewers in related fields.Papers under reviewwill go through a procedure oftriple-reading system.     

CJS(Chinese Journal of Sociology)Instructions for Authors

Ⅰ.CJS is a bimonthly journal that publishes research papers on sociology and anthropology.Contributions are welcome from all related fields.Papers that are considered appropriate for this journal will be     

CJS (Chinese Journal of Sociology) Instructions for Authors

Ⅰ.CJS is a bimonthly journal that publishes research papers on sociology and anthropology. Contributions are welcome from all related fields.Papers that are considered appropriate for this journal will be     

CJS (Chinese Journal of Sociology) Instructions for Authors

Ⅰ.CJS is a bimonthly journal that publishes research papers on sociology and anthropology. Contributions are welcome from all related fields. Papers that are considered appropriate for this journal     

The Final Extinction of Mankind

Will mankind live forever on this planet? No. Mankind will surely come to an end one day. This sounds like alarmist talk, but if we have a close look at the world around us we will see a lot of evidence that foreshadows the inevitability of the end of mankind. 1. Theoretical basis. "Everything that comes into being is doomed to die out." The natural world does not remain in a static state, but is constantly generating and destroying. This is a law of nature that cannot be changed. Human beings are the wisest of all creatures, their birth occupies a paramount position in the history of organic evolution, their wisdom is unparalleled by all other creatures, and no one would ever think of the fact that human beings are doomed to final extinction. In spite of all this, as a product of nature,     

Ten Questions about the Draft Property Law

1. Why are we choosing the property law of the Continental legal system instead of that of the Anglo-American legal system as our legislative orientation? Up to the present, separate laws have been used in China to regulate all property law problems, as is the practice in the Anglo-American legal system; why are we now going to strike out on a new path? The history of the last hundred years proves that real right legisla- tion will never exhaust the actual problems,     

Instructions for Authors

Social Sciences in China mainly publishes translated scholarly research at present.We do not accept individual submission for the time being although that is definitely the future direction of the development of the journal. Authors who are contacted by our editors for     

Widespread Academic Doubt about the Proposition That We Should “Leave behind the Era of ‘Doubting Antiquity’”

Wen.Shi.Zhe, a long-established aca-demic journal with a high reputation, starteda special column on "Doubting Antiquity andInterpreting Antiquity" in its second issue for2006. The following issues continued a schol-arly discussion on "leaving behind the era of‘doubting antiquity’," a slogan that had agreat influence over recent years in histori-     

Narration of Liaodong University

A river will decide a disposition of a city while a city can display a habitude of the people there. That is my impression of the city Dandong. If we overlook the Yalu River, it looks like a piece of bright and fluctuant jasper. Walking along the street and lane, smiles of Dandong people give us a gentle hint that they live a so harmonious life thanks to the river that this reporter from     

The Popularity of Clothing Made from Machine-woven Cloth in the Late Qing Dynasty and Its Social and Cultural Significance

Dress customs are relatively stable in a period of stable social and economic conditions, and even pass from generation to generation with little change. However, in a period of social and economic upheaval customs will undergo greater changes. New styles of dress may appear or even come into vogue, evolving into a new convention.     

Confucian Humanism and Contemporary Society

Human society in the 21st century will face a lot of grave conflict. To put it briefly, there are five conflicts we have to cope with, namely, man versus nature, man versus     

Personnel Reform in Grassroots Courts

Under present conditions in China, the staffing formula for the number of judges in a court is closely related to the reduction of their numbers, but not to this variable alone. For a particular court, how many judges are needed is decided by two factors: one is the number of cases received in a year; the otheris the number of cases handled by one judge in a year. In a static state,     

Migration of Rural Labor and Income Growth and Distribution in Rural Areas of China

In this paper the author will make an empirical analysis of theinteraction between the migration of rural labor and income distributionduring the current process of economic growth in China, focusing on theeffect of the rural labor flow on income distribution.I. Size of the Rural Labor MigrationThe effect of rural labor migration on income distribution in ruralareas is related to the size of the rural migrant population. However, it isregrettable that we do not have accurate figures for the …     

A Discussion on the Relationship between Confucianism and Industrialization in East Asia

There was once a period during its thousands of years of development when Confucianism influenced East Asia extensively and profoundlyas a major cultural element. This fact obviously played a role in theshaping of East Asian industrialization. Yet it is still open to questionwhether Confucianism is a crucial variable that provides a motive forcefor the economic miracle in East Asia, as some people believe. In thisarticle I will discuss the conditions under which and the ways thatConfuciani…     

极尽巧能“乾隆工”

Qing dynasty was keen on jade and related objects made of jade, which gave rise to the rapid development and great improvement of the jade manufacturing techniques. The techniques in that period collectively referred to as “Qianlong Gong”. The artworks made by “Qianlong Gong” are of great technical and artistic values and even known as the luxuries in the collection circle.     

An Interpretation of Crimes and Punishments in "Stories of Bao Zheng

As a behavioral criterion for adjusting social relations, laws are generally classified according to a logic which is closely linked to that of social relations. Consistency with the logic of social relations was the most ideal     

An Evaluation of Adjustments to the Grain Trade Policy and the Risks Involved in a Grain Embargo

The historical experience of industrialization in some countries hasdemonstrated that given certain conditions in relation to resources, suchas a low average area of cultivated land per capita, economic growth andstructural transformation will result in the decline of the comparativesuperiority of grain production. When this process advances to a criticallevel, the selection of a grain policy becomes a question of whether or notto support the continued growth of the national economy by increasi…