| Summary/Abstract |
China’s recent development of a modern legal system coupled with
unparalleled economic growth have drawn substantial attention from
commercial law scholars. This review summarizes Chinese- and
English-language commercial law academic literature from the past
decade contributed by both Chinese and non-Chinese scholars while
discussing their di erences. China’s use of vague laws that rely upon
implementation rules resulted in a substantial proportion of articles
focusing on policy discussions and comparison to foreign approaches.
Subsequently, a common theme in both Chinese and English literature
was transplantation of foreign law.
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