1. Introduction Part I Fundamental Theories of Development Law 2. Development Law and Development Concepts 3. Basic Framework of Development Theory 4. The Legal Function of Promoting Development Part II Development Rights and Development Burdens 5. Allocation of the Right to Development and the Right to Economic Development 6. Legal Regulation on Local Governments’ Borrowing Powers 7. The Development Pathway of Burden Alleviation and Transformation 8. Legal Adjustments to the Burden on Market Entities Part III The Development-Oriented Approach to the Rule of Law 9. The Rule of Law and Development: Challenges and Direction 10. Critical Issues in the Development of the Rule-of-Law Economy 11. The “Development-Oriented” Approach to the Economic Rule of Law Part IV Rule-of-Law Protections for a Modern Economic System 12. Development Law Analysis of a Modern Economic System 13. Building a Development-Promoting Modern Economic Framework 14. Modern Market System and Fair Competition Review Part V Government and Market: A Rule-of-Law-Oriented Approach to Development 15. Allocation and Exercise of Pricing Power by Market Entities 16. “Development-Oriented” Tax Legislation 17. Public-Private Partnerships and Government Transformation through Burden Reduction Part VI Legal Responses to the Development of Globalization and Informatization 18. Trade Wars, National Competitiveness, and Legal Responses 19. Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Industry Development 20. Legal Regulation of the Sharing Economy in Income and Resources 21. Conclusion
Biography
Zhang Shouwen is Professor and a doctoral supervisor at Law School, Peking University, China. His research interests include economic law theory, fiscal and tax law, information law, competition law, social law, and international economic law. His publications with Routledge also include Distributive Institutions: The View of Economic Law and The Crisis of Distribution: Theoretical Analysis from Economic Law.
