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Chinese Corporate and Securities Law: A comparative perspective - LAWS8038 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Description There is no other course in the country which deals specifically with the Chinese corporate and securities law. Indeed, most comparative law courses or Chinese law courses do not address in depth the Chinese corporate and securities laws which are so crucial for doing business in China. As an emerging market, China has established a corporate regulatory regime very different from its counterparts in Western countries. There are so many distinctive Chinese characteristics in the corporate and securities laws which foreigners will find very interesting and sometimes puzzling. Recognizing the growing importance of China in the new world economy, this course is developed to addresses an area of both academic and practical importance. It will provide students with an opportunity to study selected issues of corporate and securities laws in greater detail than can be covered in the typical introductory Chinese law course. The course examines the Chinese law by comparison primarily with its Australian counterpart.
LLM Specialisations Corporate and Commercial Law
Corporate, Commercial and Taxation Law International Business and Economic Law Recommended Prior Knowledge The course assumes an understanding of the basic principles of corporate and securities laws.
Course Objectives The primary objective of this course is to develop a sophisticated and practical understanding of a number of relevant areas of law which are concerned with company and securities in China. There are four further "legal system" objectives:
Students who have successfully completed this course should be able to:
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