XiuTao Han

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Discipline: Institute of Legal Theory
Title: Professor
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Han Xiutao, Ph.D., Professor and doctoral supervisor of Law School of Beijing Institute of Technology, Director of Science, Technology and Human Rights Research Center of Beijing Institute of Technology, National Human Rights Education and Training Base. He served as Deputy general manager of China Legal Services (Hong Kong) Co., LTD., Vice Mayor of Siping City, Jilin Province, director of Legal Aid Center of Ministry of Justice, and Secretary General of All China Lawyers Association. Professor Han Xiutao has studied law systematically, and has studied traditional Chinese legal culture, Huizhou regional legal culture in Ming and Qing dynasties, the modernization of Chinese legal system, and contemporary Chinese judicial reform, judicial administration system, local government governance, and social organization governance. He has published 2 personal academic monographs, such as Judicial Independence and Modern China, Civil Disputes and Their Resolution in Huizhou in Ming and Qing Dynasties, edited and participated in 9 textbooks, such as History of Chinese Legal System and Science of Judicial Administration, and presided over and participated in 12 national Social science major projects, Humanities and Social Science projects of the Ministry of Education, China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, and legal theory research projects of the Ministry of Justice. He has published more than 90 professional papers with a total of more than 1.5 million words in journals such as Legal Research, Chinese Legal Science, Chinese Culture Research, People's Daily (Theoretical edition), Guangming Daily (Theoretical edition) and Study Times.

Research on Chinese Traditional Legal Culture, Huizhou Regional Legal Culture in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Modernization of Chinese legal System, and Contemporary Chinese judicial Reform, judicial administration System, local government governance, and Social Organization Governance

(1) Monograph
1. The Disputes and Their Resolution in Huizhou in Ming and Qing Dynasties, 2004
2. Judicial Independence and Modern China, 2003
3. Legal History of China, 2001
(2) Thesis
1. Give full play to the Professional Advantages of lawyers, People's Daily (Academic Edition), July 8, 2020;
2. Promoting the equalization of Legal Aid Services, China Justice, Issue 8, 2017;
3. Local Governments Focus on Clarifying Powers and Responsibilities in Governance according to Law, People's Daily (Theoretical Edition), July 4, 2016;
4. Reexploring the ideological connotation and Basic characteristics of Chinese Legal System, Journal of East China University of Political Science and Law, No.2 2007, pp. 126-134;
5. The Civil Disputes in Huizhou at the end of Ming Dynasty and their Resolution as seen in the Rough Draft, Chinese Culture Studies, Vol. 3, 2004, pp. 68-79
6. The Historical Shape of the Group of Lawyers in the Republic of China, Jurisprudence, Legal History, Vol. 10, 2004, pp. 38-44, This paper is reproduced in full by the National People's Congress newspaper copy materials
7. Judicial Controversy in the First Year of the Republic of China and its Enlightenment -- Taking Yao Rongze's Case as a Case, Jurists No. 2, 2003, pp. 3-14 8. Value Pursuit and Reality of Judicial Independence in Modern China, Chinese Law, 4th Issue, 2003, pp. 164-173
9. The History of Chinese Legal History -- A Perspective on a Subject History Problem, Legal System and Social Development, No. 6, 2003, pp. 127-134 10. The litigation system of the elderly at the grassroots level in the early Ming Dynasty as seen in the Article on the List of Teaching People, Law Research, No. 3, 2000, pp. 137-147
11. The Way of Governing the World and the Practice of the Legal System in Ancient China -- Professor Zhang Jinfan's comments on the thought of "Ritual, Music, Punishment, and Comprehensive Governance" in ancient China, Political Science and Law Forum 2002, No. 2, pp. 137-142