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This book explores how small businesses respond to the law. By
detailing the intricate ways in which businesses come to comply
with or violate legal regulations, it shows a very different
picture of compliance that completely changes the way we think
about how businesses respond to the law, how we can capture such
responses, and what explains their behaviors. The book moves us
beyond a static and single-perspective approach to compliance,
where firms are seen as obeying or breaking a specific rule at a
specific point in time. Instead, it offers a dynamic view of
compliance as it manifests in daily business, where firms must
comply with a host of legal rules and must do so over a long period
of time. This timely book is especially valuable to three main
groups: to compliance practitioners and regulatory enforcement
agents, who are increasingly forced to consider how compliance
management and enforcement practices actually affect compliance; to
regulatory governance scholars (in public administration, law,
sociology, and management science), for whom compliance is a
central aspect; and to scholars of Chinese law, who realize that
compliance is a central challenge that the Chinese legal system
must overcome.
This book explores how small businesses respond to the law. By
detailing the intricate ways in which businesses come to comply
with or violate legal regulations, it shows a very different
picture of compliance that completely changes the way we think
about how businesses respond to the law, how we can capture such
responses, and what explains their behaviors. The book moves us
beyond a static and single-perspective approach to compliance,
where firms are seen as obeying or breaking a specific rule at a
specific point in time. Instead, it offers a dynamic view of
compliance as it manifests in daily business, where firms must
comply with a host of legal rules and must do so over a long period
of time. This timely book is especially valuable to three main
groups: to compliance practitioners and regulatory enforcement
agents, who are increasingly forced to consider how compliance
management and enforcement practices actually affect compliance; to
regulatory governance scholars (in public administration, law,
sociology, and management science), for whom compliance is a
central aspect; and to scholars of Chinese law, who realize that
compliance is a central challenge that the Chinese legal system
must overcome.
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