Research on Institutional Economics. Issue 2

Author: Huang Shaosan
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: The second issue of "Research on Institutional Economics" is a "Law and Economics Special Issue." In April 2003, the Center for Economic Research, School of Economics, Shandong University, and the School of Economics, Zhejiang University jointly hosted the "2003 Annual China Law and Economics Forum" at Shandong University. The articles in this "issue" were selected from the papers presented at this "forum." The book includes: A Review of Steven Levitt's Law and Economics Thought; From Not Constituting Tort to China's Antitrust Cases—A Comment on the Cisco v. Huawei Case; A Brief Introduction to Behavioral Economics; Preliminary Discussion on the Legal Protection of Property Rights of Private Enterprises in China—A Law and Economics Perspective; A Political Economy Analysis of National Differences in Investor Legal Protection; A Legal Analysis of the Concept of "Property Rights"—With a Comparison of Civil Law and Common Law Property Legal Systems; An Economic Analysis and Real Legal Reflections on the Concept of Property Rights—A Review of Article 17 of the Copyright Law; An Analysis of the Ownership of Commissioned Works from the Perspective of Efficiency—A Review of Article 17 of the Copyright Law; A Law and Economics Analysis of "Buying Fake as If It Were Real"; Agreement Cooperation and Avoiding the Tragedy of the International Commons—Using the Example of Antarctica; An Economic Analysis of Avoiding Litigation—From the Perspective of Judicial Costs; The Origin and Differences of the "Anti-Commerce" Concept in Chinese and Western Doctrines—Examining Religious and Political Factors; A Brief Overview of the Development of the "Law and Economics Movement" in Mainland China (1983-2003); The Constitutionalization Process of Chinese Society as Seen in the Transformation from Custom to Law; A Review of the 2003 Annual "China Law and Economics Forum"; A Brief News Item: The Establishment of the "China Law and Economics Forum" Organizing Committee.