2009•Journal of Northwest University of Political Science and LawRequires access
On the Nature of State Ownership:From the Perspective of Duality of Ownership
Cheng Shujua
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Abstract
In modern history,private ownership is of great importance. However,it is not the only type of ownership. The original resource of public ownership was Roman law. Public ownership and private ownership are opposite and coexistent,which could be depicted as the duality of ownership. The clear boundary between public and private ownership is the exact premise of their respective presence and by which the private and public requirements of social life could be satisfied. China's state ownership is one kind of public ownership. It boasts of certain characteristics and its nature could not be denied by the logic of private ownership. State ownership is not equal to the public power. The civil protection of state ownership requires the convincement of the civil nature of sate ownership.