Legal Perspective on Enterprise Management

Author: Su Jing / Wei Fang (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: As sub-systems of enterprise management, the effective operation of production, sales, cost, quality, personnel, technology, finance, and other management systems directly relates to the achievement of the enterprise's system goals. The realization of these goals, in modern rule-of-law societies, largely depends on an enterprise's effective understanding and reasonable application of law. Integrating law into management and reflecting law in management is a crucial concept that modern enterprise managers should establish, as well as an excellent quality they should possess. From this starting point, this book attempts to avoid the common characteristics of general professional legal textbooks—such as a broad scope, a dull appearance, and dry content—by combining practical cases to explain prominent legal issues in enterprise management in an accessible manner. It aims to provide basic guidelines for enterprise operations and management from a legal perspective, constructing a relatively complete legal reference system. This book can serve as a legal course textbook for MBA students and students majoring in economics and management, as well as a self-study reference for professionals in economics, management, and technical practice.