Research on the Substantive Development of Economic Law

Author: Ye Ming
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book takes the research perspective of legal typology as its starting point, with the anti-formalist trend in modern legal development as its main thread, and conducts an in-depth analysis of the pursuit of substantive rationality by economic law, i.e., the substantivization characteristics of economic law. It argues that economic law, as a new form of legal phenomenon emerging in modern society, not only differs greatly from traditional legal models but also has a direct impact on our existing legal concepts, techniques, and knowledge, embodying tremendous potential for legal reform. At the same time, economic law also faces significant risks during its process of substantivization, necessitating the establishment of corresponding control mechanisms to prevent and overcome these risks.