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China's bankruptcy reorganization system has been in place for nearly 10 years since the promulgation of the Enterprise Bankruptcy Law of the People's Republic of China (2006), so it is necessary to review its operation in the past 10 years, its problems, and trace some questions back to the roots, with a view to accumulating academic resources for future legislation. This book focuses on five questions: (1) Is it necessary for the reorganization system to exist and develop today? (2) Why is it that the design concept, purpose and formation of a bankruptcy reorganization system rooted in the same legal tradition and socio-economic conditions may be very different from its ultimate actual operation? (3) Are these theoretical and practical differences really that great? (4) What are the key design elements that are universal in the field of bankruptcy reorganization? (5) What has been learned and lacked in China's bankruptcy reorganization system in the past 10 years? After systematically combing and comparing the bankruptcy reorganization systems of the United States, the United Kingdom, and China, this book attempts to put forward some preliminary conclusions for these issues; It also reveals that some of the current "problems" in legislation and judiciary are purely Chinese characteristics, and some are originally caused by wishful thinking and mist when introducing the system.(AI翻译)
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