California Press 1977) (quoting Charles Summer Lobinger, An Introduction to Chinese Law, China Law Review, 4.5:121, 129 (1930)). 2 See Pitman B. Potter, The Economic Contract Law of China, Legitimation and Contract Autonomy in the PRC 3 (University of Washington Press 1992). 385 German private law s codification was the product of a legal culture that had, through the historical legal school, separated itself from Enlightenment natural law and the constitutional developments of the West,5 in order to justify the autonomy of private law the scientific nature of its reconstruction.6 In this tradition It is noteworthy that the publication of the PRC State Council's plan of developing the Pearl River Delta and Guangdong from 2008 to 2020, including Macau and Hong Kong, was in conformity with a grandiose scheme of full and faster economic and perhaps territorial integration in South China in the coming decades (National Development and Reform Free Online Library: China's influence on the American legal system resulting from China's rise to power. "Suffolk Transnational Law Review"; Economic growth Laws, regulations and rules Economic reform Foreign direct investment Foreign investments The China Review, Vol. 9, No. 1 (Spring 2009), 97 121 Litigating Economic Disputes in Rural China Shen Mingming and Wang Yuhua Abstract Development theory hypothesizes that the higher level of economic development a region has, the more likely that individuals prefer to use formal legal institutions in resolving their disputes. The transplantation of modern civil law into China began in the early In the 1980s, three contract laws, namely, the Economic Contract Law, the In modern contract law, party autonomy as expressed in the idea of the the state fa (law or principle), shu (method, tactic or art) and shi (legitimacy, power or charisma). the speed of institutional developments in three complementary dimensions (i.e., economic liberalization, property rights protection, and rule of law) and the degree of synchronization among these developments influence the representation of board human and social capital. First, the speed of development in economic its own theoretical view of the property rights which define this autonomy. Article 82 of the of law in implementing these new economic policies, China's reformers worked without a which divided the law of obligations into contract and other "civil liability."-20 The fourth draft of the PRC civil code was circulated in 1982. Abstract. The cultural perspective and institutional perspective on guanxi were combined to construct a theoretical framework for analyzing guanxi practices in five types of business organizations in Chinese society, namely, patrilinealism, patriarchicalism, market despotism, paternalism, and monopoly. Those five types of organizations were classified along The economic contract law of China:legitimation and contract autonomy in the PRC. [Pitman B Potter] Home. WorldCat Home About WorldCat Help. Search. Search for Library Items Search for Lists Search for legitimation and contract autonomy in the PRC a schema:Book, schema: China has made significant strides in educating its vast population. -Since the adoption of market socialism in 1978, more than 90,000 private schools have opened. -No period can be ignored in reviewing Chinese education; each has been a reaction to the previous era and also reflects the changing political-economic scene of the time. The Economic Contract Law of China: Legitimation and Contract Autonomy in the PRC (Americana Library (AL)) Pitman B. Potter (Author) Visit Amazon's Pitman B. Potter Page. Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for Vol. 66, No. 2, Summer, 1993 Published : Pacific Affairs, University of British Columbia. The Economic Contract Law of China: Legitimation and Contract Autonomy in the PRC. Pitman B. Potter. The Economic Contract Law of China: Legitimation and Contract Autonomy in the PRC. Pitman B. Potter (pp. 268-269) VIII Local Law-Making in China- A Case Stndy of Shanghai.socio-economic progress and democracy grow until they allow for an autonomous Legitimation and Contract Autonomy in the PRC (Seattle/London: University of Washington For instance, under the Netherlands and Danish law, specific performance is the common remedy (See MICHAEL H. WHINCUP, CONTRACT LAW AND PRACTICE 253-54 (1990)), but there is more of a choice between specific and substitutional relief in Spain. Abstract. This chapter is a case study of the impact of central-local relations on economic growth in the People s Republic of China during the market transition period and an application of the dual intergovernmental transformation for market development (DITMD) model in the Chinese case. 2 Modern China more generally increased the autonomy of the conjugal pair.However, while the 1950 law supported a new form of companionate marriage and construed mar-riage to be the personal property (Ocko, 1991: 319) of the husband and wife, in other ways, the 1950 Marriage Law repositioned and strengthened the state s The Economic Contract Law of the People s Republic of China (hereinafter, referred to as the ECL) was the cornerstone of the regulatory framework for the economic reform policies that emerged from the Third Plenum (hereafter, the Third Plenum) of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Chinese Communist party (hereafter, CCP). The ECL was applied to virtually all types of economic transactions in China The Economic Contract Law of China: Legitimation and Contract Autonomy in the PRC, Pitman B. Potter 11. Japanese Labor Law, Kazuo Sugeno, translated Leo Kanowitz 12. Constitutional Systems in Late Twentieth Century Asia, edited Lawrence W. Beer 13.
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