International Private Law

Author: Li Wang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is a textbook on private international law, written for the international private law course in law schools. As a core course in legal studies, private international law has become increasingly significant in today's China after its entry into the WTO. The author, with years of teaching experience and deep research, comprehensively explains the fundamental principles of private international law and introduces the basic legal rules governing legal conflicts in transnational civil and commercial legal relationships. The book is divided into five parts and twenty-seven chapters, covering fundamental concepts of private international law, the legal status of foreigners, general legal systems of private international law, the legal application of transnational civil and commercial legal relationships, as well as procedural legal norms such as international civil litigation and commercial arbitration. The content of the book combines both foundational theoretical knowledge and the latest theories and legislative trends, making it more up-to-date and innovative.