Successful Reform: Enterprise Reform Operations and Litigation Practice

Author: Qian Weiqing
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: "Successful Reform - Enterprise Reform Operations and Litigation Practice" is another work on state-owned enterprise reform co-authored by Qian Weiqing, a lawyer from Deheng Law Firm in Beijing, following the publication of "Legal Methods for State-Owned Enterprise Reform" (authored by Qian Weiqing, published by the Law Press in December 2001). This book systematically introduces and evaluates various legal methods used in the reform of state-owned enterprises since the reform and opening-up. "Legal Methods for State-Owned Enterprise Reform" focuses on systematically introducing and reviewing various legal methods for enterprise reform from the perspective of combining theory with practice, providing detailed explanations on the origin, characteristics, content, procedures, and practical issues of each reform method. Unlike "Legal Methods for State-Owned Enterprise Reform," this book places greater emphasis on practical operations during the reform process, specifically the specific operational aspects and disputes and litigation arising from reform. This book pays more attention to the operational and litigation practices in the reform process, with content largely centered around these aspects. The book is divided into main text and appendices. The main text includes an introduction, basic stages and operations in state-owned enterprise reform, research on litigation related to enterprise reform, empirical studies on current state-owned enterprise reform, and typical cases of litigation related to reform. The appendices collect important laws, regulations, rules, and policies frequently used in enterprise reform and reform litigation, providing readers with references for reform or reform-related disputes.