Comparative method
Common-law statutes, cases, and governance benchmarks for comparing Chinese company-law solutions with Hong Kong, Delaware, UK, Singapore, and transnational materials.
Comparative study of core elements of Chinese and English company law, useful for basic institutional comparison across legal traditions.
A comparative study of fiduciary-duty concepts in Chinese company law and Anglo-Australian jurisdictions.
論大陸公司法上有關有限責任公司之概念與特性
Analyzes the limited liability company form in Mainland China, including state-owned companies, foreign-invested enterprises, one-person companies, and ownership-control separation.
Analysis of the Mainland-Hong Kong pilot framework for recognizing and assisting Hong Kong insolvency proceedings, and its significance for cross-border insolvency reform.
Singapore's principal companies legislation, covering incorporation, management, shares, accounts, registers, director duties, and winding up.
The UK's principal company statute, including incorporation, constitutional documents, accounts, directors' duties, derivative claims, and member remedies.
公司条例（第622章）
Hong Kong's modern company statute, useful for comparing incorporation, solvency, directors' duties, member remedies, records, and public filing.
公司法人人格否定制度之判决比较
Compares Chinese personality-denial doctrine with German direct-claim theory and U.S. veil-piercing judgments.
A historically rich comparative account arguing that Chinese kinship institutions performed corporation-like functions, challenging simple transplant narratives about modern company law.
The dominant U.S. corporate statute for large corporations, often studied with Delaware fiduciary-duty case law.
The classic proper-plaintiff rule, useful for understanding why derivative actions are exceptional rather than ordinary shareholder suits.
A global benchmark on shareholder rights, institutional investors, disclosure, board responsibilities, sustainability, and market integrity.
Leading post-Enron analysis of gatekeeper failure, auditor incentives, reputational intermediaries, and reform design in securities markets.
A foundational Delaware case on board oversight duties and the difficulty of imposing liability for failure to monitor corporate compliance.
Comparative study of duty-of-care review in the United States and China, useful for testing whether business-judgment ideas fit Chinese company-law enforcement.
Historical and economic account of entity shielding, arguing that protecting firm assets from owners' personal creditors is central to the emergence of the modern firm.
Comparative data on corporate governance frameworks across 52 jurisdictions, including shareholder rights, board structures, sustainability disclosure, ownership patterns, and recent law reforms.
International guidance on state ownership, professionalized ownership functions, SOE boards, disclosure, sustainability, responsible business conduct, and competitive neutrality.
Comparative analysis of veil piercing across common-law and civil-law systems, including China, Germany, England, Singapore, and the United States.
The classic common-law authority for separate corporate personality and limited liability.
A Delaware duty-of-care case focused on whether directors adequately informed themselves before approving a merger.
A classic comparative analysis of how fiduciary-duty ideas entered Chinese company law, and how statutory language and case law interact with Anglo-American concepts.
Classic corporate-law theory explaining why legal entities do more than supply contract terms: organizational law enables asset partitioning that private contracts cannot reliably create.
Classic account of the legal and institutional supports needed for strong securities markets, including disclosure, enforcement, investor remedies, and controlling-shareholder constraints.
Develops a public-interest framework for CSR in China and treats the 2023 Company Law's social-responsibility language as a basis for legal realization.