Law Librarian Blog: Practicing Law in China: Career Profiles of Tao Jingzhou and Teng Biao

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August 8, 2008

Practicing Law in China: Career Profiles of Tao Jingzhou and Teng Biao

The Financial Times profiles the legal careers of Jones Day Beijing office partner, Tao Jingzhou, and activist lawyer, Teng Biao, both graduates of the prestigious Peking University law school in Rewards and Risks of a Career in the Legal System. [JH]

August 8, 2008 in New Publications | Permalink