| This thesis is a study of the Chinese interregional conflict of laws resulting from the reversion of Hong Kong and Macao to China under the formula of "one country, two systems" in the late 1990s. A survey of some general issues regarding interregional conflicts is made. The ways other countries and legal regions, notably Yugoslavia, the United States and England, have adopted to resolve their interregional conflicts are explored. The major part of the thesis is devoted to examination of the Chinese interregional conflicts problem. Based on the exploration of other countries' experiences, suggestions on the resolution of the Chinese problem are made. These suggestions include the principles which the resolution of the Chinese interregional conflicts should abide by and some special Chinese interregional conflicts rules as well as the general way by which to resolve the conflict of laws among the Chinese legal regions. |
