Law and the Market Economy in China

Informationen zum Autor Perry Keller Zusammenfassung Deals with several aspects of China's changing market based economy. In this title, the articles show that China has struggled to find a corporate structure capable of absorbing external equity investment and participation but still amenable to direct and indirect state guidance. Inhaltsverzeichnis Contents: Introduction; Adaptive efficiency and financial development in China: the role of contracts and contractual enforcement! Guanghua Yu and Hao Zhang; Enforcing commercial judgments in the Pearl River delta of China! Xin He; How do we know when an enterprise exists? Unanswerable questions and legal polycentricity in China! Donald C. Clarke; New hope for corporate governance in China?! James V. Feinerman; China's competition policy reforms: the anti-monopoly law and beyond! Bruce M. Owen! Su Sun and Wentong Zheng; Against antitrust functionalism: reconsidering China's antimonopoly law! Salil K. Mehra and Meng Yanbei; Market dominance by China's public utility enterprises! Xueguo Wen; Globalization as boundary-blurring: international and local law firms in China's corporate law market! Sida Liu; Trade! investment and beyond: the impact of WTO accession on China's legal system! Julia Ya Qin; Banking on China's WTO commitments: 'same bed! different dreams' in China's financial services sector! Daniel C. Crosby; China's accession to the WTO government procurement agreement - challenges and the way forward! Ping Wang; Trade and environment: challenges after China's WTO accession! Yuhong Zhao; The honeymoon is over: the US-China WTO intellectual property complaint! Donald P. Harris; Name index.

Auteur
Perry Keller

Résumé
Deals with several aspects of China's changing market based economy. In this title, the articles show that China has struggled to find a corporate structure capable of absorbing external equity investment and participation but still amenable to direct and indirect state guidance.

Contenu
Contents: Introduction; Adaptive efficiency and financial development in China: the role of contracts and contractual enforcement, Guanghua Yu and Hao Zhang; Enforcing commercial judgments in the Pearl River delta of China, Xin He; How do we know when an enterprise exists? Unanswerable questions and legal polycentricity in China, Donald C. Clarke; New hope for corporate governance in China?, James V. Feinerman; China's competition policy reforms: the anti-monopoly law and beyond, Bruce M. Owen, Su Sun and Wentong Zheng; Against antitrust functionalism: reconsidering China's antimonopoly law, Salil K. Mehra and Meng Yanbei; Market dominance by China's public utility enterprises, Xueguo Wen; Globalization as boundary-blurring: international and local law firms in China's corporate law market, Sida Liu; Trade, investment and beyond: the impact of WTO accession on China's legal system, Julia Ya Qin; Banking on China's WTO commitments: 'same bed, different dreams' in China's financial services sector, Daniel C. Crosby; China's accession to the WTO government procurement agreement - challenges and the way forward, Ping Wang; Trade and environment: challenges after China's WTO accession, Yuhong Zhao; The honeymoon is over: the US-China WTO intellectual property complaint, Donald P. Harris; Name index.