Philip C. Huang
1 book
About the Author
Philip C. Huang is a distinguished scholar of Chinese legal and social history whose work examines the relationship between formal law, customary practice, and everyday life. His research brings comparative perspective to the transformations of Chinese institutions across the Qing and Republican periods, illuminating how legal systems operate within broader cultural and social contexts. Through careful historical analysis and an emphasis on lived experience, Huang offers readers nuanced interpretations of China’s evolving legal order and its enduring influence on society.
Writing style
analytical
comparative
historically grounded
Books by Philip C. Huang
