| 英文摘要 |
Evasion of legislative forms is a phenomenon observed in the legislative processes of Special Economic Zones (SEZs). It is typically characterized by SEZ legislative bodies, which possess dual legislative powers, particularly the authority for legislative adaptation, consciously making preferential choices between SEZ regulations and local regulations. By allowing the former to cover the latter, they aim to circumvent certain legislative challenges. The root cause of legislative form evasion lies in the institutional logic differences between the two forms of legislation permitted within SEZs. These differences are further amplified and exploited by the bureaucratic system's logic of execution, risk management, and efficiency. This results in three response strategies: compliance, compromise, and avoidance. Legislative form evasion reflects the differentiated vertical governance approach under the constitutional clause of“Two Initiatives”. However, it also risks exacerbating legislative inequalities among regions, intensifying opportunistic tendencies in the exercise of legislative adaptation powers, and increasing the workload of courts. To address this issue effectively, it is necessary to pursue two approaches: first, implement“incremental control”by moderately sharing centrally exclusive legislative matters to enhance SEZ regulations; and second, implement“stock reduction”by effectively cleaning up existing SEZ regulations to alleviate unnecessary burdens. |