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| 発表者 | SHIXUE HU准教授(香港中文大学) |
|---|---|
| 日時 | 2025年6月27日(金)17:00~18:30 |
| 言語 | 英語 |
| テーマ | China’s SOE governance and an Asian Approach towards State-Capitalism? |
| 要旨 |
While state-owned-enterprises and other state-affiliated monopolies (SOEs) are key players in many Asian markets, they are not disciplined in a similar fashion in the regional-trade-agreements (RTAs). Some jurisdictions such as Japan, Korea and Singapore have RTAs that frequently include SOE provisions, whereas others like China, India, and Malaysia take a more cautious approach towards special SOE rules. The location, focus, and comprehensiveness of their SOE provisions also differ in many ways. That said, the developments of SOE provisions in Asian FTAs share a few features that may provide the ground for the speculation of an ‘Asian approach’. In this context, the lecture will discuss China’s current regulation and basic facts about Chinese SOEs as the comparative basis for further discussion. It primarily focuses on China’s methods of control in its SOEs after the 2015 reform. The party-state has different purposes of control for SOEs, sets up different controlling administrations and levels, encourages control through ownership between private and public sectors, and increases the party’s political control as a way to achieve both efficiency and political priorities better. A more nuanced understanding of “control” is necessary not only for a clearer picture of Chinese SOEs but also for the discussions about their transnational and international governance. |
| 登壇者紹介 | Dr. Hu graduated from Peking University (LL.B summa cum laude and Ph.D. in Law) and Yale Law School (LL.M and J.S.D.). Her doctoral dissertation – Identity Struggles of State Enterprises in International Law- was sponsored by the Oscar M. Reubhausen Fund at Yale Law School. Dr. Shixue Hu’s research interests include international investment law and trade. Her previous editorships include Peking University International and Comparative Law Review, Yale Journal of International Law, and Yale Journal on Regulation. Before joining the Faculty of Law at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, she was a Teaching Fellow at Yale University and had work experience in a Chinese central-level state enterprise. She is now the assistant professor and deputy director of the postgraduate program of the faculty. |
| 場所 | 教室:階段教室 1 対面・ オンライン(Zoom) ※対面とオンラインのハイブリッド形式で実施します。 ※事前申込等はありませんので、対面参加を希望される方は、直接、教室にお越しください。 また、オンラインでの参加を希望される方は、時間になりましたら、直接Zoomに入室してください。 |
