Contract Arrangement and the Economic Explanation of the Third Kind of Compulsion - A Case Study of University Management

Author: Tang Qingli
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is a crystallization of collective wisdom. Professor Gao Jin Kang, Dean of the School and Doctoral Supervisor at Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, and He Zhen, a teacher at Southwest University for Nationalities, participated in the discussion, writing, and compilation of this book from the beginning to the end, and completed part of its content. This book is the theoretical outcome obtained from further exploration based on the research project undertaken by the author under the Ministry of Education. After making necessary and reasonable improvements to contract theory, it is transplanted into the interpretation of university management issues, and proposes a rule that has long constrained people's behavior but has been ignored by theory—the third kind of compulsion. The content includes: the study of the weight of contract arrangements on rule selection, the supplementation of contract arrangements and legal loopholes, the manifestation of the third kind of compulsion in the game between private and public rights, the function of the third kind of compulsion and the avoidance of legal conflicts, the shaping of law by the third kind of compulsion, and suggestions for improving the legal system of universities.