转轨经济法学：基于中国国情的理论回应-transition economic law theoretical response based on chinas national conditions.docxVIP

1 1 2 2 Abstract Among all the research works in the field of economic law, one issue has drawn the attention and triggered a series of reflections of scholars and researchers. The issue refers to the fact that many theories in economic law have no strength in explaining real problems in the society, and there’s a wide gap between theoretical assumptions and practical problems. Under this big backdrop, there are scholars who call for a perspective of transitional economic law in explaining special social problems, which is conducive to make people realize the special characteristics in such a transitional period. And the name transitional economic law is put forward in order not to be mixed used with western economic law. Transitional economic law is different from western economic law in terms of historical mission, core goals, basic functions, and value orientation. It’s an innovation which provides for a new idea and perspective to build the fundaments of economic law. However, this theory is not without disputes at present, and many scholars are holding an opposite position against “transitional economic law”. As a result, i’m convinced that it’s high time to review the contents of transitional economic law, in hope that this theory can be widely understood by the academics as an inevitable emergence in the road of china’s modernization of legal system. This thesis is problem-oriented and using the methods of evidence demonstration, comparison, and reference review to explore the essence of transitional economic law. There are altogether five parts in this thesis except introduction and conclusion. The first part will be the introduction of transitional economic law, including its definition, scope for research, and background in order for readers to get a better understanding of what transitional economic law is. The second part will prove the consistency of transitional economic law with responsive law from a historical viewpoint of law from repressive law to