Hardback
Derivative Actions and Corporate Governance in China
Critical Acclaim
Critical Acclaim
‘This fascinating new book by Professor Jingchen Zhao provides a distinctive, ambitious, and eminently rigorous study of derivative actions and corporate governance in China. The treatment of the subject area is significant, original, and a compelling read. Insightful and timely, it is a must-read for academic company lawyers across the world and should be on the reading list for any company law practitioners, fund managers, and entrepreneurs, and any postgraduate course on company law.’
– Wangwei Lin, University of Reading, UK
‘Derivative actions are potentially powerful weapons; much has been written about them but there has not been a really comprehensive study of them in China, and yet they are prospectively of great importance. In this work, and employing several pertinent research methods, Professor Zhao engages in a very extensive critical analysis of derivative actions in China and in the broader context of corporate governance that is most admirable and robust. Furthermore the study is very impressively sourced and clearly written.’
– Andrew Keay, University of Leeds, UK
– Wangwei Lin, University of Reading, UK
‘Derivative actions are potentially powerful weapons; much has been written about them but there has not been a really comprehensive study of them in China, and yet they are prospectively of great importance. In this work, and employing several pertinent research methods, Professor Zhao engages in a very extensive critical analysis of derivative actions in China and in the broader context of corporate governance that is most admirable and robust. Furthermore the study is very impressively sourced and clearly written.’
– Andrew Keay, University of Leeds, UK
