Law and the market economy in china/ edited by Perry Keller

Adaptive efficiency and financial development in China: the role of contracts and contractual enforcement, Guanghua Yu and Hao Zhang; Enforcing commercial judgments in the Pearl River delta of China, Xin He; How do we know when an enterprise exists? Unanswerable questions and legal polycentricity in China, Donald C. Clarke; New hope for corporate governance in China?, James V. Feinerman; China's competition policy reforms: the anti-monopoly law and beyond, Bruce M. Owen, Su Sun and Wentong Zheng; Against antitrust functionalism: reconsidering China's antimonopoly law, Salil K. Mehra and Meng Yanbei; Market dominance by China's public utility enterprises, Xueguo Wen; Globalization as boundary-blurring: international and local law firms in China's corporate law market, Sida Liu; Trade, investment and beyond: the impact of WTO accession on China's legal system, Julia Ya Qin; Banking on China's WTO commitments: 'same bed, different dreams' in China's financial services sector, Daniel C. Crosby; China's accession to the WTO government procurement agreement - challenges and the way forward, Ping Wang; Trade and environment: challenges after China's WTO accession, Yuhong Zhao; The honeymoon is over: the US-China WTO intellectual property complaint, Donald P. Harris; Name