Multinational companies and legal conflicts

Author: Li Jinze
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: This book is divided into four chapters. The first chapter introduces the development of domestic and international legal systems concerning multinational companies and explores the structural characteristics of multinational companies and their impact on legal conflicts. The second chapter, after introducing the basis for exercising jurisdiction over multinational companies in several typical countries, examines the issue of jurisdictional conflicts of multinational companies from the perspective of legal philosophy and offers some reflections on the coordination of these conflicts. The third chapter discusses the impact of multinational companies on traditional corporate law systems and corporate law conflicts, the problems in the coordination of corporate law, and finally proposes several suggestions for improving the conflict-of-laws coordination mechanism for corporate law conflicts. The fourth chapter addresses competition law conflicts related to multinational companies, covering the inevitability of competition law conflicts, the influence of multinational companies on competition conflicts, and issues related to the coordination of competition law for multinational companies. In terms of indirect coordination of competition law conflicts, it explores existing problems in international private law legislation and proposes improvements.