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中國外商投資法（英文版）

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《中國外商投資法（英文版）》由麥泰倫編著。Foreign Investment Law in China： Regulation,Practice and Context provides a comprehensive overview of Chinese foreign investment law,drawing upon the allthor’’s legal practice experience in the Hong Kong and Beijing offices of two international law firms from 1995 to 2009.The bo

ok discusses PRC foreign investment regime within the broader context Of China’’s unfolding process of「reform and opening」that began in the late 1 970s and continues to the present.A hypothetical client story is used to help students think about and work through various real 1ife questions that are

often encounmred in the course of Jegal practice involving foreign investment in China.The book covers all major relevant topm areas.including the history of foreign investment in China;the foreign investment approval process;types of structures and vehicles available to foreign investors;mergers an

d acquisitions;major PRC government regulators;management,labor and operational issues for foreign invested enterprises;land use and real estate;secured Interests;etc.Written as a textbook for international students studying PRC foreign investment law,Foreign Investment Law in China：Regulation,Pract

ice and Context iS also a valuable reference work for foreign attorneys in private practice,in—house counsel,business people and others who wish to gain a general knowledge of the legal aspects of foreign investment in China.Tarrant M.Mahony is an Associate Professor of Law in the Temple University

Beasley School of Law LLM Program in Beijing and a Specially Invited Professor of Law at Tsinghua University School of Law. Professor Mahony received his J.D. from the University of California at Berkeley Boalt Hall School of Law, and his B.A. in Asian Languages and Literature and M.A. in East Asian

Studies from Stanford University. He has been a member of the State Bar of California since 1995. Professor Mahony’’s primary teaching and research areas are International Business Transactions, US Property Law, and Chinese Foreign Investment Law. He has published numerous articles in American and

international journals and periodicals in the fields of Chinese and international investment law. Chapter 1 The History of Foreign Investment in China—From Reform and Opening to the Xi Jinping Administration I.The First Decade: Early Experimentation and the Basic Foreign Investment Vehicl

es a.Sino-foreign Equity Joint Ventures b.Cooperative Joint Ventures and Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprises II.The Second Decade: From Deng Xiaoping』s..「Southern Tour」..to the WTO a.Deng』s 「Southern Tour」 and major new legislation b.Taxation and preferential treatment for foreign investme

nt c.The pilot BOT projects: international project finance comes to China d.Taking security e.Foreign Invested Companies Limited by Shares f.Foreign Investment Guidance Catalogue g.Keeping it in China: holding companies, FIE reinvestment and FIE M&A h.The PRC Contract Law III.The

Third Decade: From the WTO to the Global Economic Crisis ..and its Aftermath a.China』s WTO accession b.Reform of the foreign investment approval system c.Buying into China: the door to M&A opens d.Foreign M&A and state-owned assets e.Foreign Invested Commercial Enterprises and the lon

g-awaited opening of the retail sector f.The Anti-Monopoly Law: Beijing joins Washington and Brussels as the third major competition regulator g.The global economic crisis and the devolution of approval authority h.China introduces a national security review for foreign M&A transactions

i.From separate and not equal towards a common legal regime for domestic and foreign investment j.Reforms under the Xi Jinping Administration: dawn of a new era. k.Overall trends and considerationsChapter 2 Coming to China: The Initial Client Meeting Categorization of Foreign Investment and t

he Government Approval Process I.Overall framework: guiding foreign investment in line with PRC government macro economic planning a.Foreign Investment Industrial Guidance Catalogue b.The main categories and contents of the Guidance Catalogue II.The Guidance Catalogue and the Company』s Busin

ess Scope a.Operating within the business scope III.Approval Process for Foreign Investment a.Role of the National Development and Reform Commission (中華人民共和國國家發展和改革委員會) b.Role of the Ministry of Commerce (中華人民共和國商務部) c.Role of the SAIC (中華人民共和國國家工商行政管理總局) d.Shanghai Pilot Free Trade

ZoneChapter 3 Establishing a Presence in the PRC: Investment Vehicles Available to Foreign Investors I.Establishing a Permanent Presence in China a.Representative offices of foreign companies b.Recent developments and trends for rep offices c.The special case of representative offices of

foreign law firms II.The Three Basic Foreign Investment Enterprises: Equity Joint ventures, Cooperative Joint Ventures and Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprises a.General aspects of FIEs b.Common characteristics of joint ventures and WFOEs c.Distinctive features of Equity Joint Ventures vs Coop

erative Joint Ventures d.Establishing a CJV e.Special provisions for non-legal person CJVs f.Wholly-Foreign Owned Enterprises III.Foreign Invested Holding Companies (外商投資性公司) a.Registered capital and total investment amount of..holding companies b.Operations and activities of holding

companies IV.Foreign Invested Companies Limited by Shares V.Foreign Invested Commercial Enterprises VI.Foreign Invested Research and Development Centers VII.Regional Headquarters VIII.Foreign Invested Partnership Enterprises IX.Variable Interest Entities (VIEs)Chapter 4 Operating a Foreign I

nvested Enterprise I.Establishing a FIE: initial registrations and procedures II.Capital structure: Registered Capital and Total Investment Amount a.2014 changes to the capitalization process rules b.What can be contributed as registered capital III.Running the Company: Who』s the boss. a

.The role and authority of the Legal Representative b.Signatures and chops, and the question of deemed authority c.Functioning of the board of directors and the board of supervisors IV.Legal liability of the legal representative and other key personnel a.Potential criminal liability b.R

estrictions on leaving China c.Responsibilities of shareholders V.Protections for Legal Representative and other key personnel a.The 「.business judgment rule」 and contract-based protections b.Directors』 and officers』 liability insurance VI.Labor and employment, Unions and the Party a.E

mploying PRC and expatriate staff b.Social Security System for Employees (including foreign employees) c.Trade unions and Party organizations VII.Annual audits and reporting obligations for FIEs VIII.Technology and Trademark License Agreements a.Technology License Agreements b.Trademar

ks and Trade Names IX.Due Diligence, Language and ComplianceChapter 5 Expanding in China: FIE and Foreign M&A Transactions I.M&A Transactions Involving Existing FIEs a.FIE reinvestment within China b.FIE Changes in Equity Rules c.FIE Mergers and Divisions II.Foreign M&A Transactions

a.The M&A Regulations b.Due diligence and representations & warranties c.The payment price and property rights exchange institutions d.The approval process for M&A transactions e.Share swaps f.Special purpose vehicles g.Relationship with FIE M&A h.Asset vs.equity deals III.The

Anti-Monopoly Law: China Becomes a Major Competition ..Regulator a.Background and general objectives b.Concentration of business operators c.Merger review process IV.National Security Review a.General principles b.Procedure and requirements for national security review V.Strategic I

nvestment in Listed CompaniesChapter 6 Building the Project: Land, Bidding, and Taking Security I.Regulation of Land Use in China a.Basic system b.Purchase of PRC real estate by foreign individuals and institutions c.Foreign Invested Real Estate Enterprises II.Bidding and Tendering a.

The Bidding Law b.Electronic bidding III.Rules on the Creation, Perfection and Enforcement of Secured Interests a.General principles b.Mortgages c.Pledges d.Guarantees e.Special rules on security provided to foreign entitiesAppendix 1 Development of the Legal Profession and Profe

ssional Legal Education in China I.Opportunities for and role of business lawyers in China II.System of Legal Education in China III.Foreign and Foreign-style Legal Education in China IV.Looking ForwardAppendix 2 2013 list of foreign investment projects subject to government approval