Economic Law (Second Edition)
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Editor's review
In terms of content architecture, the book covers core modules including the basic theory of economic law, market subject law, market regulation law, macro-control law, and social security law, with a complete system and clear logic. Compared with similar textbooks, its notable feature lies in the organic integration of legal principles with typical cases, with review questions and case analyses appended to each chapter, strengthening the applicability of knowledge. In explaining important systems such as company law, contract law, anti-monopoly law, and consumer rights protection law, the author not only focuses on statutory interpretation but also emphasizes revealing the economic logic and policy considerations behind them, helping readers build a dual perspective of "law-economics."
For students majoring in law or economics and management, this is a rare high-quality textbook, with discussions that are accessible and of moderate difficulty. For practitioners engaged in corporate legal affairs, compliance management, or economic policy research, this book can also serve as a standing systematic reference to help them systematically sort out the knowledge framework of economic law and understand the actual operation of legal rules. It should be noted that this book is positioned as an introductory to intermediate textbook, and readers seeking in-depth theoretical discussion or cutting-edge academic debate may need to consult monographs separately. Overall, this is a reliable work written with care that meets the needs of teaching and basic practice, and its republication also reflects the timeliness and vitality of its content.
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Undergraduate students in law, economics, management, and related fields at universities
- Practitioners engaged in corporate legal affairs, compliance, and risk management
- Candidates preparing for the legal professional qualification examination or professional title exams such as economist
- General readers who wish to gain a systematic understanding of the framework of China's economic law system
Not a good fit for
- Advanced researchers seeking cutting-edge academic papers or highly theoretical monographs in economic law
- Emergency users who only need isolated interpretations of specific legal provisions rather than systematic knowledge
Reading tips
- Read in the order of the textbook chapters, first building an overall framework of the general principles of economic law before delving into the specific branches
- Combine the cases and review questions at the end of each chapter with practice to consolidate understanding
- Pay attention to the book's interpretation of recent legal amendments (such as relevant provisions of the Civil Code and the new Anti-Monopoly Law) to keep abreast of legislative developments
About the publisher
East China University of Science and Technology Press is a comprehensive university press known for publishing university textbooks, academic monographs and supplementary teaching materials, and it has also developed a distinctive list in classics and foreign literature. Its 825 titles in the library cover common categories such as classics, foreign literature, inspirational growth and social novels. Representative books include the Japanese editions of Selected Works of Lu Xun (The True Story of Ah Q, Hometown, Medicine, Kong Yiji and A Madman's Diary), the English original edition of Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, the English edition of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince, and English and American literary readers such as Anne of Green Gables. Its authors range from Lu Xun and Inoue Kōbai in Chinese and Japanese literature to foreign writers such as Christie, Montgomery and Fitzgerald, as well as Zhu Wei and Xu Naifu. Overall, the press balances textbooks and academic works with general reading, giving equal weight to Chinese and foreign literary classics.
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About the author
Yu Yangyao — public information about this author is limited, and what can currently be confirmed centers mainly on a single work. The representative work is Economic Law (Second Edition), classified under finance and economics, which suggests the author has some editorial experience in this field and has taken part in revising textbook-style material. Judging from the title and category, the book is likely intended as a systematic introduction to the fundamentals of economic law, possibly covering areas such as economic legal systems, market regulation, and macroeconomic control, while staying connected to practical finance and business affairs. Since only one work is held in the collection, the author's biography, institutional affiliation, and research focus cannot be verified and should not be guessed at. As for the work itself, the appearance of a "Second Edition" indicates that the first edition was used and subsequently refined, making the book a suitable reference for understanding the framework of economic law. Readers should consult the latest laws and regulations alongside supplementary materials to grasp the current state of the relevant rules.
