Company Law, Securities, and Various Reforms and New Explorations

Author: Guan Xinrong
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: Has the unprecedented change in thousands of years arrived? Have the two reform movements, which unexpectedly met, come to a conclusion? Has the new era of market autonomy finally begun? In fact, for the generation and realization of sound economic legal order in our country, the revision of the Company Law and Securities Law, from drafting to discussion, deliberation, and finally being enacted, is still only halfway through the journey. The systematic engineering of learning, thinking, popularizing, implementing, and even believing and improving these two laws remains far from being concluded. In light of this, this book employs various methods such as conceptual analysis, comparative research, a combination of "points" and "breadth," and "interdisciplinary integration" to explore eight chapters: It includes metaphysical reflections on the relationship and philosophy of the two laws, as well as empirical analyses of issues like the difficulty of judicial intervention in corporate governance disputes; it covers both a comprehensive examination of institutional innovations "in breadth" and detailed investigations "on points" such as one-person limited liability companies, company dissolution and liquidation, the retention or abolition of par value shares, and the corporatization of stock exchanges; it traces, organizes, and evaluates the evolution of the two laws and the hard-won results of their revision, as well as ponders, looks ahead, and proposes suggestions for further reform and improvement. Overall, this book is not merely a pursuit of legal hot topics but rather leaves the imprint of the author's reflections.