Chinese Law and Business
Description
This introductory course provides an overview of the Chinese legal system and business environment and examines Chinese legal rules and principles in selected business-related areas. These areas include intellectual property, dispute resolution, foreign investment, mergers and acquisitions, antimonopoly law, and environment. Through active class participation and analysis of business case studies, students will learn both the law in the books and the law in action in China, as well as strategies that businesses could use to overcome limitations in the Chinese legal system.
This course is open to all students, including undergraduates who have permission from the instructor.
- Number of Units: 3
- Course Number: 245
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All Business and Commercial Law courses:
- Accounting
- Advanced Antitrust: Presumptions and Burdens
- Advanced Legal Writing: Business Transactions
- Antitrust
- Bankruptcy
- Capital Markets I
- Capital Markets II
- Chinese Law and Business
- Comparative Corporate Capitalism
- Construction Law
- Corporate Acquisitions
- Corporate Finance I
- Corporate Governance and Practice Seminar
- Corporate Reorganization
- Corporations
- Deal Litigation Seminar
- Deals
- Financial Crisis and the Regulation of Financial Institutions
- International Commercial Arbitration
- International Deal Making
- International Debt Workouts
- Introduction to Organizational Behavior
- Over-the-Counter Derivatives
- Quantitative Methods: Finance
- Regulated Industries
- Secured Credit
- Securities Litigation
- Trade and Investment in China
- Venture Capital
All International and Comparative Law courses:
- Chinese Law and Business
- Comparative Corporate Capitalism
- Comparative Law
- Contemporary Issues in International Law and Diplomacy
- Designing Liberation Technologies
- European Union Law
- Foreign Affairs and the Constitution
- Foreign and International Legal Research
- International Conflict: Management and Resolution
- International Criminal Law
- International Deal Making
- International Human Rights
- International Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Clinic
- International Intellectual Property
- International Law
- Introduction to Organizational Behavior
- Latin American Law
- Law and Terrorism: Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives
- Law, Economics and Politics of International Trade
- Legal Writing for American Practice
- SPILS Law and Society Seminar
- SPILS Research Methods Workshop
- State-Building and the Rule of Law Workshop
- Trade and Investment in China
- Transitional Justice