Legal Dynamics In Responding To Digital Technology Developments In China, Reflective Efforts On Legal Development In Indonesia

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30659/picldpw.v5i0.50147

Keywords:

Economic Growt, Law Enforcement, Legal Arrangements, Public Order.

Abstract

Law enforcement and economic growth are the state's goals to be able to achieve and continuously improve these growth achievements. Economic growth is interpreted as the success of filling the state's financial coffers in the form of increasing the country's foreign exchange sources, increasing the standard of living of citizens, and improving the quality of human resources (Human capital). In order to achieve this goal, a legal arrangement is needed that is designed to protect the economic, political and public order

Author Biography

  • Asep Saripudin, Sultan Agung Islamic University
    ACADEMICIAN

References

Journals:

Henry Gao, Data Regulation with Chinese Characteristics, National Research Foundation, Prime Minister's office, Singapore under its Emerging Area Research Project Funding Initiative, 2019

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Marcel Granet, Marcel Granet, Chinese Civilization, London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & CO. LTD 1930:

John Shijian Mo, Legal Culture and Legal Transplants Convergence of Civil Law and Common Law Tradition in Chinese Private Law, Selected Readings in Chinese Legal System, Finland: Turku Informyth, 2015

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Published

2025-12-27

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Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): 5th JULY 2025: SESSION 2 PROCEEDING: Legal and Human Rights Issues of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Gaps and Challenges, And Affected Future Legal Development in Various Countries

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