A Comparative Study of the Fundamental Elements of Chinese and English Company Law

This issue of the Quarterly marks 60 years of its publication, since 1958 under the auspices of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law. To mark the occasion the editorial board has taken the opportunity to reflect on the contribution the Quarterly has made in the key areas of legal scholarship represented in its pages (and accordingly in the composition of the editorial board), namely, public international law, private international law, comparative law, EU law and human rights law.

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Transplanted Company Law: An Ideological and Cultural Analysis of Market-Entey in Vietnam

Gillespie¹

2002

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Following doi moi (renovation) market reforms in 1986, the Vietnamese government urgently required commercial laws capable of regulating the rapidly emerging private sector. Along with contract and property laws, lawmakers considered company law essential for a market-based legal framework. Since reforms could not wait the decades required to distil normative standards from local commercial practices, lawmakers turned to Western laws for inspiration.1

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A Comparative Study of the Fundamental Elements of Chinese and English Company Law

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India, China and foreign investment

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Transplanted Company Law: An Ideological and Cultural Analysis of Market-Entey in Vietnam

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