Economic Law Tutorial

Author: Li Xiao'an
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is edited by Professor Li Xiao'an, the leading figure in the discipline, and is based on extensive suggestions from numerous scholars in the field of law. It gathers contributions from multiple excellent teachers in this subject, including professors and associate professors with rich teaching experience, as well as bold theoretical innovators such as law doctors and postdoctoral researchers. Guided by the philosophy of drawing from the best while forging its own path, the book highlights three major features and advantages: First, it incorporates the latest research findings in domestic and international economic law, making bold breakthroughs and innovations in content. The book offers fresh insights into fundamental issues such as the concepts and characteristics, value principles, and economic legal relationships of economic law. Second, it emphasizes the integration and complementarity of theory and practice. The book includes classic cases, addressing the criticism that traditional economic law textbooks are overly theoretical. While teaching basic theories, it also meets the needs of judicial practice. Finally, while emphasizing systematicity and academic rigor, the book remains accessible and easy to understand. The text is fluent, concise, and accurate, making it highly readable.