Introduction
Interdisciplinary Research Leading the World
The Center for Innovative Enterprise Law (CIEL) was established in 2024 with an aim to integrate resources from the College of Law and other colleges to conduct cross-disciplinary research on legal institutions governing business and enterprises, aiming to develop innovative legal institutions that align with global developments and are suitable to the local environment. The Center also aims to promote legal research from Taiwan to the world.
Origin
The Center for Innovative Enterprise Law Welcomes Future Challenges
We observe four deficiencies of existing legal research in Taiwan: practicality, integration, foresight, and talent gap.
The CIEL is established to:
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Practicality
Examine and create legal institutions that may effectively address practical issues and pain points. -
Integration
Integrate research and views from a neutral perspective. -
Foresight
Align legal institutions with international trends and developments while meeting domestic environment and demands. -
Talent Gap
Cultivate legal scholars and talents for the sustainable future.
Mission
The mission of the Center is "Collaborate to Innovate, Innovate to Pioneer, Pioneer to Succeed".
The Center has four main purposes as its mission: Collaboration, Innovation, Pioneering, and Sustainability.
Through domestic and international research collaborations, the Center aim to inspire and create research outcomes that are pragmatic, forward-looking, and innovative. We strive to pioneer advancements in corporate operations and commercial legal frameworks that are both progressive and efficient, promoting market efficiency and sustainable development. This serves as a cornerstone for the future economic and social progress of the country, passing on research methodologies and capabilities to the next generation of legal scholars and policy makers.
Objectives
From Industry Pain Points to Global Perspectives
Practical Innovation and Talent Cultivation Leading a New Chapter in Legal Research
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The Center has four objectives:
1.Integrate academia with the market and to study industry's pain points and to formulate research plans tailored to real-world issues, aiming to enhance the practicality of research;
2.Promote viewpoint integration and to conduct fundamental analyses and comparative studies from a macro and neutral perspective; -
3.Address core issues and propose initiatives to practically and proactively legal solutions;
4.Nurture legal research talents through academic activities and pass knowledge to future generations.
