Civil and Enterprise Cadre Directly Face WTO Training Materials

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Publisher: China Financial and Economic Publishing House
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Features: China officially joined the WTO on December 11, 2001. This book compiles the official text of the WTO Accession Protocol, the latest legal texts of the WTO, as well as relevant conventions and documents. From a training perspective, the author rigorously builds from the basics, emphasizing procedural issues, especially conducting a comprehensive analysis of 42 trade cases involving WTO intervention. The book provides an in-depth operational analysis of the anti-dumping monitoring system and the mechanisms for initiating and responding to anti-dumping actions. The book is divided into six main parts: Part 1 consists of the official text of China's WTO Accession Protocol and the latest legal texts of the WTO; Part 2 broadly analyzes economic globalization from the perspective of modernization and specifically explains the WTO system's direct impact on business operations; Part 3 introduces anti-dumping and countervailing measures as key and hot issues in international market competition under the WTO framework, along with the mechanisms for initiating and responding to these actions and legal operational techniques of various countries; Part 4 examines the strategic high ground of 21st-century business competition from the three branches of goods trade, services trade, and technical trade; Part 5 reveals high-level strategies for enterprises under WTO and dynamic competition from both strategic and tactical perspectives; Part 6 introduces and analyzes cases from theory to practice, and from experience to lessons learned. Additionally, the book includes numerous other cases, relevant international treaties, and regulations for reference. The book contains approximately 3.8 million words, and the authors are experts, scholars, and lawyers well-versed in international trade affairs.
Target Audience: Cadres from Party and government agencies, leaders and business personnel from all walks of life, as well as faculty and students from schools and universities of economic and trade studies.