Name: Commercial Laws in the People's Republic of China
Brand: LexisNexis Hong Kong
SKU: 9780409997965
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Author: Bryan S Bachner; HL Fu
ISBN: 9780409997965

Commercial Laws in the People's Republic of China Regulation and Reform Affecting the Market

Edited by Bryan S Bachner · HL Fu

LexisNexis Hong Kong December 1995

Specifications

ISBN-13: 9780409997965
Publisher: LexisNexis Hong Kong
Publication: December 1995
Format: Paperback , 266 pages
Jurisdiction: China ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

This text is a product of the research programme carried out by The Centre of Chinese and Comparative Law. It comprises a compilation of papers presented by leading experts and officials in the field of economic law at the Centre’s ‘Conference on China’s Company, Securities and Arbitration Law’ held in Beijing in July 1994.

This publication provides a comprehensive understanding of commercial laws in China, a timely and invaluable topic that, in particular, will shed light on China’s transition from a highly centralised to a market oriented economy and offers an insider’s perspective on its developing internationalisation. The authors have sought to come to terms with the past, present and, most significantly, future of China’s economic laws and reforms.

Among the most important areas of commercial law considered in this work are the newly promulgated company law, the rules and regulations concerning the securities market, tax laws which affect the operation of business in China, and the recently amended international arbitration law.

To maximise the accessibility of these important documents, papers are reproduced in both Chinese and English. This book will be most useful for business professionals, legal practitioners policy makers and Academics.

About the Author

Bryan S Bachner, BA (Tufts), JD (American University); Assistant Professor of Law, City University of Hong Kong

HL Fu, LLB (Southwestern), MA (Toronto); D Jur (Osgoode Hall, York University); Assistant Professor of Law, City University of Hong Kong