Regulating Enterprise: The Regulatory Impact on Doing Business in China

This series of policy briefs adopts an interdisciplinary, socio-legal approach to reveal the actual encounter between law and the social environment, exploring problems of implementation, and the implications for China’s future policy initiatives and economic development.

Collectively, the briefs demonstrate that while China’s transition to a market economy governed by the rule of law is far from complete, the dynamic reform process is, on the whole, producing a more secure and transparent environment for investment.

Contributors: Randall Peerenboom, Andrew Mertha, Lou Jianbo, Terence C. Halliday, Mark Williams, Peng Xiaohua, James Zimmerman, Yuka Kobayashi

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… excellent because they are accurate, fair, and they have been written by people who are actually doing this stuff every day, [unlike] much that has been written on China's legal system. 

Daniel P. Harris, international lawyer and editor of China Law Blog