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11 Tsinghua China L. Rev. [i] (2018-2019)

handle is hein.journals/tsinghua11 and id is 1 raw text is: Tsinghua China Law Review Volume 11 Fall 2018 Number 1 PREFACE This Special Issue represents a series of our efforts in commemorating the 10 Anniversary of the establishment of the Tsinghua China Law Review. The theme of the Special Issue - Witness the Transformation, reflects the way we have positioned ourselves since our inception, which is to promote a greater understanding and a critical examination of issues impacting the rapidly transforming legal landscape in China. A number of subject areas are given considerable attention in this Special Issue, including jurisprudence, intellectual property, legal history, international arbitration and dispute settlement as well as energy law. Apart from the articles we carefully select from online and email submissions, we include contributions made by two of our distinguished guest speakers in The 10f Anniversary Symposium: China's Role Under the Globalization of the Rule of Law, which was successfully held on 8 September 2018. The Special Issue also sees our milestone effort to resume the China Law Update column, a platform where we publish editorial notes to reflect upon some of the latest developments of Chinese law and society additional to those being covered in our articles. In The Role of Public Perception in the Rule of Law, Gregory Mandel adopts a bottom-up approach and focuses on the impact of public perception on the implementation of the rule of law. By exploring American and Chinese attitudes towards intellectual property rights, the author identifies a large disconnection between the public perception and the actual law in both countries, which produces genuine legitimacy challenge for the intellectual property law in terms of its functionality. In The Application and Challenges of Blockchain in Intellectual Property Driven Business in China, Frederick Mostert and WANG Jue introduce the recent applications of the most heated technology in commercial and legal worlds, in which China takes a leading role. Despite Blockchain's untapped potential in trademark, copyright and evidence uses, the authors are also aware of the underlying challenges and dilemmas, such as reliability of information, privacy and jurisdiction. In Debates on Mutilating Corporal Punishments and Theories of Punishment in Traditional Chinese Legal Thought, Norman Ho carefully summarizes and analyzes key historical debates over the Mutilating Corporal Punishments, many of which are for their first

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