Function Theory of Security Interests

Author: Xu Jie
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts: Introduction, Part One, and Part Two. It examines the system of security rights within a dynamic credit system to provide an in-depth explanation of the mechanisms through which security rights function. The Introduction primarily elaborates on the significance of the topic and the research perspective. The security system explored by the author is not limited to typical security interests but encompasses all systems that serve this function. Part One focuses on the functions of security rights and their institutional structure, analyzing the role of credit in the evolution of the security rights system. The book notes that the system of security rights is a component of the entire institutional system, and therefore, it examines the system of security rights within a dynamic credit system to seek a profound explanation of the mechanisms through which security rights function. Part Two emphasizes the relationship between social needs and the evolution of the security rights system by reviewing the historical development of security rights. Part Three, after discussing China's economic conditions and the current state of the security rights system in more detail, proposes basic ideas for future legislation on security rights from the perspective of fully utilizing the functions of security rights.