Wang Jue

Wang Jue, LLM, is director of Department of Guiding the Grass-root Work, Ministry of Justice, China, where he provided leadership in community correction, People’s mediation, People’s jury, arrangement for emancipist; he is also director of a research about community correction project funded by Ministry of Justice. He once served as procurator of People’s procuratorate of Beijing, director of office, member of procuratorial committee, director of Department of Finance and Equipment, Ministry of Justice, China.

He has visited Britain, Italy, Japan, Canada, and some other countries to study the principles of community correction. His major academic works include Thinking in pilot project of community correction, Current Situation and Developing Tendency of Chinese Community Correction, Report on Community Correction in Britain and Italy.

Wang Youjiang

Wang Youjiang is vice director and member of party committee, Beijing Justice Bureau, served for construction of judicial branch in grass root, people’s mediation, community correction. Formerly, he served as manager of department store, Ping Gu County, and vice director of party committee, Ping Gu County.

Wu Zongxian, director of the Penological Division of Institute for Crime Prevention, Ministry of Justice of China. He worked in China University of Political Science and Law as lecturer. His research focus on criminology, legal psychology, and penology.

His major works include history of Criminology in the West, published in1997; Western Criminology, published in1999; Psychological Treatment for Offender Abroad, published in 2004. As chief editor, his works include Studies of Non-Custodial Penalties, published in 2003; and Psychological Treatment for Prisoners in China, published in 2004. He is co-author of book Community Corrections: Theory and Practice, published in 2004

As major translator, he translated Causes of Delinquency, Travis Hirschi, 1997; Psychology of Criminal Conduct: Theory, Research, and Practices, Ronald Blackburn, 1993; Forensic Psychology, Lawrencs S. Wrightsman, 2001. As Co-translator, he translated Theoretical Criminology: From Modernity to Post-modernism, Wayne Morrison, 1997.
 

Dr. Zhang Yu, professor, dean of Social work School and  deputy director of MPA education Center in East China University of Science and Technology. He is also director of Xinhang Community Service head station.

Dr.Wang Shun’an,  is a professor at the Criminal Justice School, the advisor of postgraduate research institute and  director of the Crime Research nstitute, China University of Political Science and Law. He is a standing director and deputy secretary-general of Criminology Research Association, vice chairman of National Institute of Crime and Correctional Psychology, a syndic of the Association of Labor Education and Rehabilitation and a syndic of Beijing Law Society. Professor Wang was once awarded Teacher of Excellence in Beijing, got the first prize of Teaching Achievements by Beijing government and the second prize by the central goverement. because of his contribution to education. He has published a series of  works: “Enforcement of Criminal Law”,”General Dissertation of Criminal law enforcement”, ”Theory and Practice of Community Correction”, ”Research the reasons of Crimes in China”.

Chu Huaizhi, professor of Beijing University,  member of the Consulting Committee of the Supreme Procuratorate, a  specially invited expert  on Community Correction by the Ministry of Justice, and a specially invited researcher of International Criminal Research Institute, Renmin University of China.  He graduated from Beijing University of Political Science and Law in 1955 and later worked in Beijing University as assistant, lecturer, associate professor. His research focus on the fields of criminology, crime and criminal policy. He has published several works such as “Integration of Crimes”, “Crimes in U.S.A”