A Note on Establishing a National Law System to Build a Circular Society in China
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概要
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The present stage of economic development in China is already subjected to restrictions from the environment and resources, and a circular society is recognized as a new sustainable development strategy. Studies on the successful experiences and lessons learned from foreign law systems relating to a circular society are accumulating. The standpoint of “four factors”, namely law as a core factor, public as a basic factor, enterprise as the main body and technology as a decisive factor, for building a circular society, are discussed. Furthermore, concrete policy suggestions for establishing national laws to build a circular society are put forward based on the actual situation in China.JEL Classification: H20, K30, Q58, R50
- 日本地域学会の論文
著者
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DU Huanzheng
University of Jiaxing
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LI Bin
University of Jiaxing
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HU Wenwei
University of Jiaxing
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HIGANO Yoshiro
University of Tsukuba
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