China Blawg - By Lehman, Lee & Xu, China's third largest, corporate commercial law firm.
China Brief - Current information and analysis on China from the Jamestown Foundation.
China Collection - <RECOMMENDED> A group blog focusing primarily on law and related items in modern China. (There is a corresponding email listserv called Chinalaw List.)
ChinaFile - An online resource by the Center on U.S.-China Relations at Asia Society, includes original reporting and analysis across a wide spectrum of topics including a section on law.
China IP Law Update - Discusses the latest cases, laws, rules, and guidelines impacting Chinese IP law.
China IPR - a blog by Prof Mark Cohen focusing on Chinese intellectual property law.
China.org - Broad access to up-to-date news about China, with searchable texts of government position papers and a wealth of basic information about Chinese history, politics, economics, and culture. It is also one of the major authorized government portal sites in China and publishes a well-organized directory to search Chinese government agencies and to locate Chinese laws.
ChinaFile: Law - Original coverage of developments in Chinese law from the Center on U.S.-China Relations at Asia Society.
China Today - A China information portal focusing on the Chinese law and justice system.
April 2011 - Interview with Steve Dickinson of the China Law Blog discussing intellectual property concerns and other issues in China business and law.
February 2010 - Law and Life in Asia - From Yale Law School's “Dean's Distinguished Lecture Series” Prof. Jerome Cohen speaks on:
World News Connection - English translations by the Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) from original news sources covering 1993 to 2013. WNC is a highly recommended resource for researchers interested in getting good translations of original broadcast and print news. It is for historical research since the WNC service was discontinued in 2013. The advantage to the WNC files is that most of them are translations of sources from the original Chinese. Because the English language Xinhua and China Daily articles are intended for a foreign audience, the news is different and researchers looking for more reliable news sources tend to give original Chinese articles (or translations of) greater weight.
