Basic Theories of Economic Law (Third Edition)

Author: Qi Duojun
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: The formation of economic law as an independent branch of law and the emergence of the discipline of economic law were among the most significant events in the legislative and legal fields of various countries in the 20th century. It brought about changes in the legal system and the legal discipline system, exerted a profound influence on national legal systems, socio-economic life, and legal studies, and was widely valued by all sectors of society. This book begins by conducting an in-depth analysis of socio-economic relationships and discusses the historical inevitability of the emergence and independence of economic law, its nature, functions, and tasks, its objects, principles, and methods of regulation, its content and system, its legislation and implementation, and other fundamental theoretical issues. It presents a series of original insights and establishes a unique theoretical framework for economic law. In the process of elaborating on the theoretical issues of economic law, it involves many concepts and principles that belong to the foundational theories of law, which are also re-examined and new perspectives are proposed. The author hopes that his research findings will provide readers with beneficial enlightenment and that the fundamental viewpoints and certain research methods reflected in the book will guide readers to maintain a fundamentally correct approach in learning and studying economic law, avoiding potential missteps. However, novelty often leads to error.