论业务过失犯罪的刑事责任

现代科技发展在给人类带来巨大福祉的同时,也导致了大量的业务过失犯罪,给社会造成了巨大危害。文章系统研究业务过失犯罪后,反思我国刑法对业务过失犯罪规定的不足,并根据我国现行业务过失犯罪发生的状况,提出了立法完善建议。     

我国创业板市场准入条件的法律分析

创业板市场又名二板市场 ,它是专门为中小高新技术企业或快速成长的企业而设立的证券融资市场。创业板市场的推出在中国具有深远的历史意义。文章对创业板的准入条件以及公司治理结构等问题进行了探讨。     

试论非法经营罪

非法经营罪从1979年刑法所规定的投机倒把罪中分解出来,成为一个独立的新罪名。该罪的客观特征和司法认定中的“情节严重”等多个问题均值得进一步分析与探讨,这利于深刻理解法条精义与准确适用法律。     

浅谈企业的规范化管理

规范化管理是现代企业管理的重要内容。企业的规范化管理主要有三个步骤:制定规范化管理制度,贯彻执行规范化管理制度,监督、检查贯彻执行情况。     

公司的社会责任－法律责任抑或道德责任

公司是一个经济性组织,应始终将营利放在首位。公司的社会责任理论认识到在实现利益最大化的同时,公司也应兼顾对非股东的利益相关者承担的社会责任,但这仅构成公司的道德责任。公司法中有关公司社会责任的规定,为提倡性规范,即使违反,公司也不因此承担法律责任。     

威廉姆森纵向一体化理论及其对我国企业改革的启示

威廉姆森是美国新制度经济学派的主要代表人物之一。他采取信息分析和经济组织交易成本的比较制度研究方法,并运用于产业组织理论与政策方面的分析中,揭示了企业作为一种治理结构相对于市场失效的各个方面的优势,阐述了产业组织发展的一般性规律及结构决定的原因。威廉姆森的分析对美国产业组织的公共政策产生了积极的影响,对我国产业和企业组织发展具有借鉴意义。     

信息时代商业秘密犯罪治理研究

根据我国刑法对商业秘密的定义,商业秘密具有秘密性、经济性、实用性、管理性等特点.应删去其中有关实用性的表述,实现与TRIPS协议对商业秘密定义的对接.商业秘密的重要性及侵犯商业秘密犯罪形势的严峻性决定了对其刑事保护的必然性.信息时代商业秘密犯罪治理存在诸多现实困境,理应从这些困境出发,完善相关法律规定与制度,建构信息时...     

The struggle for Korea's national rights

This article assesses the role played by Indonesian capitalists in the country's new democratic political system. It takes as its starting point the analysis presented by Richard Robison in his influential 1986 book, Indonesia: The Rise of Capital . Robison saw the authoritarian state as central to capitalist class formation, viewing it as midwife and protector of an emergent business class. Though democratisation was not his primary concern, this analysis made him pessimistic about the prospects of democratic change. Over the intervening years, Indonesia has not only undergone democratisation; its capitalist class has also changed significantly. The article notes elements of continuity in the nature of Indonesian capital (including the continuing weight of politically vulnerable ethnic Chinese business interests) as well as change (including the taking of political office by businesspeople and the strengthening of provincial business). Overall, there is now much greater independence of private capital vis-à-vis the state, even if business-state relations are still characterised by patterns that developed during authoritarian rule, including the clientelist and predatory behaviours that have been the subject of much analysis in post-Suharto Indonesia. A focus on the capitalist class and its enmeshment in state power, in the style pioneered by Robison, thus helps explain continuity between Indonesia's authoritarian past and its new democratic order, especially the continuing ubiquity of corruption and patronage. However, such a focus is less useful in accounting for political change, especially democratisation itself. To explain democratisation we need to broaden our class analytical optic to bring into focus the actions and interests of lower and middle class forces.     

Developers and Speculators: Housing,Ethnic Chinese Business and the Asian Financial Crisis in Malaysia

Housing has played a central role in both the Asian and global financial crises, a decade apart. While there are major differences with respect to these roles, there are also similarities, the most obvious being the links with the banking system. The impact of these crises on the housing sector has been extensively researched, but findings have been overwhelmingly based on aggregate or sector data. Using firm-level data from Malaysia on the Asian financial crisis, this article argues that such findings can yield a distorted picture of what actually occurred in real estate markets where contextual factors played a major role. A study of ethnic Chinese businesses, which dominated the Malaysian housing sector, show that the severe impact was primarily on businesses that were over-leveraged and/or that speculated on housing in the expectation of reaping quick returns. They were small compared to the large property businesses that, though affected, survived. Non-residential real estate continued unaffected, fuelled by manufacturing to meet healthy export demand. This, and a political/economic environment accentuated by affirmative action which drove ethnic Chinese businesses toward real estate development, speaks powerfully to the importance of context in understanding specific housing markets during crises.