英文摘要 |
Whether courts in China's judicial system are qualified to perform the task of antitrust law enforcement, and then form their institutional roles? From the technological perspective, it depends greatly on their capabilities of adapting themselves to the significantly professional characteristics, and of justifying themselves in knowledge dimension. Taking an approach of sociology of knowledge and establishing the knowledge-producing outlook are desirable efforts of enhancing technological rationalities. For the pervasiveness of administrative centralism, the knowledge distribution of antitrust law enforcement is so asymmetrical that the knowledge production is overwhelmingly centered on the relevant administrative bodies, resulting in judicial weakness. As a type of effective institutional response, it's vital to stimulate judges to satisfy the inherent requirements of reasoning on legal principles, on economic theories, and on legal pragmatism in the knowledge production process by making full use of the current guiding case system as an incentive means, constructing the knowledge-producing space based on labor division, and designing the democratic cooperation mechanism of knowledge production for the sake of producing tacit knowledge concerning antitrust law enforcement. Meanwhile, the rule knowledge can also be produced effectively so as to enrich the normative implications of the text of antitrust law, and promote the ceaseless development of antitrust law's rule system through judicial practice. |