130 Pages
1 B/W Illustrations
by
Routledge
This book bridges the gap between legal and economic principles in Common Law jurisdictions and China's distinctive legal environment, with a particular focus on private law issues.
The chapters outline the fundamental legal framework of Chinese private law, covering topics such as property, marriage, tort, consumer, labour, and company law. By comparing these areas with their counterparts... Read more
1 - Introduction to Law and Economics and the Chinese Legal Framework 2 - Economic Analysis of the Property Law of China 3 - Marriage Law of China, from Chinese Traditions to Modern Population Policies 4 - Tort Law of China – A Debate on Duty of Care 5 - Consumer Protection in China – in the Digital Era 6 - Labor Laws and Policies of China 7 - Company Laws of China
Biography
Tat Chee Tsui is an assistant professor at the Faculty of Business and Management, Beijing Normal University and Hong Kong Baptist University. His research interests lie in law, business, and management.
