Law Publications by Danny Gittings
Danny Gittings is a radio talk-show host and former editor at the South China Morning Post and Asian Wall Street Journal who has written extensively about Hong Kong’s political and legal development. Over the past 10 years, he has taught Hong Kong Constitutional Law to several thousand students as an Assistant Professor and Senior Programme Director at the College of Humanities and Law of the University of Hong Kong’s School of Professional and Continuing Education.
Coming this year: Introduction to the Hong Kong Basic Law
Published by Hong Kong University Press
u The first introductory textbook to one of the most important subjects in Hong Kong
u Written for readers with no prior knowledge in the subject
u Closely follows the syllabus of many popular law courses in Hong Kong
u On sale in summer 2013
Other Selected Publications by Danny Gittings
Danny Gittings, What Will Happen to Hong Kong After 2047? (California Western International Law Journal, Fall 2011 edition)
Danny Gittings, Hong Kong’s Courts are Learning to Live with China (July 2010) 19 Hong Kong Journal
Cited in Simon N.M. Young, “Constitutional Rights in Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal” (2011) 27 Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs 67, 87).
Mark S. Gaylord, Danny Gittings and Harold Traver, Introduction to Crime, Law and Justice in Hong Kong (Hong Kong University Press, July 2009)
Danny Gittings, Changing Expectations: How the Rule of Law Fared in the First Decade of the Hong Kong SAR, (July 2007) 7 Hong Kong Journal
Cited in Kam C. Wong, "Chinese Jurisprudence and Hong Kong Law" (2009) 45 China Report 213, 214; and David A. Rezvani, “Dead Autonomy, A Thousand Cuts or Partial Independence? The Autonomous Status of Hong Kong” (2012) 42(1) Journal of Contemporary Asia 93