National Enterprise Law Theory

Author: Shi Jichun
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: The purpose of this book is to identify several inherent mechanisms in the legal system of modern enterprises based on the author's experience working in state-owned enterprises and his observations and reflections from studying civil, commercial, and economic law. It is not limited to an exposition of legal provisions. As the saying goes, "A stone from a distant mountain can be used to polish jade." In the book, the author also aims to accurately grasp the practices of state-owned enterprises and state economies in developed countries to provide references for China. Accordingly, the book integrates state-owned enterprises with the typical form of modern enterprises—joint-stock companies—emphasizing that the owner controls the enterprise, and only the owner is legally entitled to the income generated from the ownership subject. The dialectics between the presence of owners in state-owned enterprises and the government not exceeding its shareholder rights to manage enterprise affairs within the framework of the law, as well as questioning the existing ideas of separating government from enterprises and separating government from state assets, form the main themes of the book.