About the author

Huang Laiji is an author whose works are commonly classified under law. Public information about the author is limited, and his research interests appear to center on practical issues of Macao's social governance and the legal development of industry associations. Four of his works are included in the collection: A Study on the National Identity of Macao Residents, A Study on Legal Issues in Macao's Development as a World Center of Tourism and Leisure, A Study on Promoting Self-Regulatory Legal Development of China's Industry Associations and Chambers of Commerce, and A Study on Commercial System Reform and Legal Development for Honest Business Operations. These titles indicate a focus on the practical application of legal norms in areas such as national identity, tourism and leisure development, self-regulation of industry associations, and commercial system reform. The topics are closely tied to policy and institutional practice and are strongly problem-oriented. His writing addresses legal researchers and practitioners, emphasizing institutional analysis and case discussion and offering references for legal development in related fields. Because biographical details are unavailable, this profile outlines his writing direction based solely on the subject matter of his works.

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Publishers

China Democracy and Legal System Publishing House