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He Jiahong, the rule of law through the detective novel.
[30 May 2008 | No Comment | 212 views]

Originally published on Rue89 – 05/30/2008 - 

He Jiahong can be  met in Beijing on the new premises of the Faculty of Law of the People’s University where he teaches. Lawyer and recognized criminologist, he defends the rule of law, and promotes his ideas in an original way … by writing detective novels (four of which were translated into French and published by Editions de l’Aube).

Of Manchu origin, he was born in 1953 in… Lire la suite

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