Jonathan Kinkel

Peer-reviewed book:

Growth and Survival: An Ecological Analysis of Court Reform in Urban China. 2022. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Available at: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/growth-and-survival/9E53CF65635FCD…

Peer-reviewed articles and book chapters:

Law & Social Inquiry. “High-End Demand: The Legal Profession as a Source of Judicial Selection Reform in Urban China.”  2015. Volume 40(4): 969-1000 (winner of Law & Social Inquiry 2014 Graduate Student Paper Competition).

The China Quarterly. “The Judicial Cadre Evaluation System in China: From Quantification to Intra-state Legibility” (with William Hurst).  2015. Volume 224: 933-954.

“Implementing China’s Labor Law Reforms: Interests and Obligations at the Firm Level” (with William Hurst and Alexandra Sowash), in John Garrick, ed. Law and Policy for China’s Market Socialism. 2012. New York: Routledge.

Journal of East Asian Studies. “Review Essay—Access to Justice in Post-Mao China: Assessing the Politics of Criminal and Administrative Law” (with William Hurst). 2011. Volume 11:3 (September-December 2011), pp. 467-499.

Other academic publications:

Chinoiresie (an online publication of the Australian Centre on China in the World at Australia National University). “Datong, Forever in Limbo,” a review of the film “The Chinese Mayor.” 2018. Available at http://www.chinoiresie.info/datong-forever-in-limbo/

Georgetown Journal of International Affairs. “Situating the Role of Public Opinion in China’s Death Penalty Reforms.” 2016. Available at  journal.georgetown.edu/situating-the-role-of-public-opinion-in-chinas-death- penalty-reforms/