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May 4, 2007

Notice-and-Comment Rulemaking Comes to China

South Texas law prof Dru Stevenson calls attention to Notice-and-Comment Rulemaking Comes to China, an article by Jeffrey Lubbers published in the latest issue of Administrative and Regulatory Law News (at page 5) in one of the newest blogs in the Law Professor Blog Network, Administrative Law Prof Blog. Check out Stevenson's post and the Lubbers article. [JH]

May 4, 2007 in New Publications | Permalink