Principles and Cases of Economic Law - Textbook for Master of Laws Students

Author: Xu Mengzhou
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Principles and Case Studies of Economic Law is a standalone economic law textbook written by Professor Xu Mengzhou of the Law School of Renmin University of China. It is tailored for the teaching characteristics of Master of Laws students and is also suitable for undergraduate teachers and students who emphasize case-based teaching. The book incorporates the essence of numerous economic law textbooks in China. It is divided into three parts and 18 chapters: Part I is on the General Principles of Economic Law. Part II is on Market Regulation Law. Part III is on Macro-Control Law. The book is comprehensive in content, reflects academic frontiers, and innovates in its format. Its distinctive features are as follows: First, it has academic frontier significance. Guided by the socialist democratic and rule-of-law concepts of China, the author incorporates various new viewpoints in economic law that have emerged in China in recent years into the book's logical system, ensuring that its theory stands at the academic forefront of the early 21st century. Second, it is closely linked to the realities of China. Based on the great practice of building a socialist economic legal system in China, the book studies, analyzes, and elaborates on the theories, principles, and viewpoints of contemporary Chinese economic law. The specific systems in each chapter reflect China's realities and spirit. Third, it has novel content and a unique structure. Adhering to the writing principles of "novel viewpoints, scientific structure, concise elaboration, and easy-to-understand language," the author has made every effort to collect the latest literature and integrate some of the author's unpublished research findings into the book. In terms of system arrangement, under the leadership of the general principles, it presents a "one body, two wings" structure, highlighting a logic system centered on consumers. Fourth, the supplementary reading materials are carefully selected. The book avoids abstract and tedious content, and each chapter is equipped with supplementary reading materials such as "leading examples," "cases," "background information," "questions and reflections," "references," and "relevant laws and regulations" to facilitate understanding. These materials make the basic principles and systems of economic law clear, lively, and fresh.