The new horizon of China's economic law theory

"The New Horizon of China Economic Law Theory" examines the ongoing transformation of China’s economic legal system in response to the country’s rapid economic growth and its shift from a socialist market economy to a more globally integrated economic powerhouse. This book explores the development and theoretical foundations of economic law in China, focusing on the legal reforms that have accompanied the nation's transition to a market economy. With particular emphasis on the modern challenges faced by Chinese economic law, including issues of governance, international trade, environmental regulations, and the protection of intellectual property, the work highlights the complexities of balancing state control with market mechanisms. Through in-depth analysis, the book offers new perspectives on how economic law in China can adapt to both domestic needs and international pressures. It discusses China’s integration into global economic frameworks such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the implications of these relationships on the domestic legal system. As China continues to assert its influence on the world stage, this book provides critical insights into the theoretical evolution of its economic law, proposing innovative approaches to addressing legal challenges in the context of an increasingly globalized economy.It is written in a Chinese language