When reforming the governance of the state-owned enterprises (SOEs), the stakes are higher in China than in a country like France. It is a key issue of the reforms that have been run for forty years to draw up a company law and an institutional framework. The objectives of these reforms are to get SOEs governance balanced between the state shareholder interests and wider interests than those of the capital, without impeding the development of the competitive market. The economic growth of the country justifies a large state intervention justified by the general interest, keeping in mind the well-established traditions of the country (a powerful state, Confucianism and a planned economy). Even so, the opposition between state intervention by...
« Compagnie financière holding (CFH) » est une expression figée en français. Il s'agit d'une forme d...
The relationship between the State and its owned enterprises (SOE) is dialectical in nature, whateve...
Inefficient state-owned enterprises in China were compelled to restructure to remain competitive, wh...
China stands in contrast to the transitional countries of the former Soviet-bloc in its economic ref...
Pragmatism is a permanent characteristic of contemporary Chinese law, the latter being considered as...
International audienceThis paper investigates the peculiar and contradictory nature of the on-going ...
Chinese State-owned enterprises (SOEs) test the ability of the existing EU legal framework for the p...
This paper examines how the role of law can affect (adversely) or promote (positively) fair competit...
In China, as a socialist market economy, the state performs an important role in the economy not onl...
Most of the existing literature on Chinese SOEs asks how state ownership affects their governance. T...
China has been in great transition since the end of the 1970s. It has gradually moved from a rigid p...
The creation of corporate group became one significant economic phenomenon in our modern society. In...
This thesis aims to answer the question of how Chinese financial holding companies (FHCs) should str...
It has been over thirty years since China has instigated reforms to their state-owned enterprises (S...
In marked contrast to other regimes that have, virtually overnight, abandoned state control of enter...
« Compagnie financière holding (CFH) » est une expression figée en français. Il s'agit d'une forme d...
The relationship between the State and its owned enterprises (SOE) is dialectical in nature, whateve...
Inefficient state-owned enterprises in China were compelled to restructure to remain competitive, wh...
China stands in contrast to the transitional countries of the former Soviet-bloc in its economic ref...
Pragmatism is a permanent characteristic of contemporary Chinese law, the latter being considered as...
International audienceThis paper investigates the peculiar and contradictory nature of the on-going ...
Chinese State-owned enterprises (SOEs) test the ability of the existing EU legal framework for the p...
This paper examines how the role of law can affect (adversely) or promote (positively) fair competit...
In China, as a socialist market economy, the state performs an important role in the economy not onl...
Most of the existing literature on Chinese SOEs asks how state ownership affects their governance. T...
China has been in great transition since the end of the 1970s. It has gradually moved from a rigid p...
The creation of corporate group became one significant economic phenomenon in our modern society. In...
This thesis aims to answer the question of how Chinese financial holding companies (FHCs) should str...
It has been over thirty years since China has instigated reforms to their state-owned enterprises (S...
In marked contrast to other regimes that have, virtually overnight, abandoned state control of enter...
« Compagnie financière holding (CFH) » est une expression figée en français. Il s'agit d'une forme d...
The relationship between the State and its owned enterprises (SOE) is dialectical in nature, whateve...
Inefficient state-owned enterprises in China were compelled to restructure to remain competitive, wh...