Financial Law Case Studies and Tutorials

Author: Xu Mengzhou
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book combines theory with practice, systematically explaining the fundamental concepts, knowledge, and theories of financial law through specific, vivid, and typical cases. It enables readers to enhance their ability to analyze and solve problems while studying legal theory. Many of the cases in the book are classic judgments in this legal field, holding significant importance for understanding the development of this branch of law. This textbook has the following characteristics: (1) Target Audience: Teaching and research personnel of higher law schools, undergraduate and above students. (2) Subject Coverage: It includes the main legal disciplines that can be taught through case studies. (3) Selection of Authors Follows These Principles: ① Authors or chief editors of each subject are leading figures and academic backbone in their respective fields, with deep expertise. ② The distribution of authors or chief editors is broad, primarily recruited from the strongest departments of relevant institutions, not limited to a single institution or unit. ③ Authors or chief editors of each subject are professors (including part-time professors) engaged in (or having previously engaged in) frontline teaching work. Those without a professorship are at least associate professors with a Ph.D. in law. (4) Format of Each Subject: The format largely aligns with the latest unified textbooks at the ministerial level or above, which are recognized or currently used by the authors or chief editors. However, flexibility is maintained based on the characteristics of case-based teaching materials.