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Abstract
Real estate property has been one of the most contested issues of China’s transformation from a command economy to a market economy. It touches the very heart of China’s socialist doctrine: the state/collective ownership of land. This chapter analyses the evolution of land and real estate property laws in contemporary China. Outcomes and implications for both foreign and local investors are examined against the backdrop of the privatisation of real estate property fixed on land
title = "Understanding Chinese real estate The property boom in perspective",
abstract = "Real estate property has been one of the most contested issues of China’s transformation from a command economy to a market economy. It touches the very heart of China’s socialist doctrine: the state/collective ownership of land. This chapter analyses the evolution of land and real estate property laws in contemporary China. Outcomes and implications for both foreign and local investors are examined against the backdrop of the privatisation of real estate property fixed on land",
author = "Richard HU",
year = "2012",
language = "English",
isbn = "9780415692854",
pages = "87--100",
editor = "John Garrick",
booktitle = "Law and Policy for China's Market Socialism",
Law and Policy for China's Market Socialism. ed. / John Garrick. Oxon, Canada : Routledge, 2012. p. 87-100.
Research output: A Conference proceeding or a Chapter in Book › Chapter
TY - CHAP
T1 - Understanding Chinese real estate The property boom in perspective
AU - HU, Richard
PY - 2012
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N2 - Real estate property has been one of the most contested issues of China’s transformation from a command economy to a market economy. It touches the very heart of China’s socialist doctrine: the state/collective ownership of land. This chapter analyses the evolution of land and real estate property laws in contemporary China. Outcomes and implications for both foreign and local investors are examined against the backdrop of the privatisation of real estate property fixed on land
AB - Real estate property has been one of the most contested issues of China’s transformation from a command economy to a market economy. It touches the very heart of China’s socialist doctrine: the state/collective ownership of land. This chapter analyses the evolution of land and real estate property laws in contemporary China. Outcomes and implications for both foreign and local investors are examined against the backdrop of the privatisation of real estate property fixed on land