International Business Law

Author: Liu Huirong
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: International Commercial Law references the Basic Requirements for Teaching Core Courses in Law by the Ministry of Education and the Comprehensive Plan for Writing Refined Legal Textbooks in General Higher Education, catering to the teaching characteristics and talent development goals of undergraduate law programs. Based on the latest research findings in the field of international commercial law and international economic and trade practices, the textbook was compiled by over ten frontline teaching and research professionals in international commercial law and international economic law. The book is divided into nine chapters. It comprehensively, systematically, and scientifically elaborates on the fundamental theories and institutions of international commercial law, integrating the basic theories of foreign civil and commercial law, common law judicial practices, and China's commercial law and foreign trade practices. It reflects the latest developments in the theory and practice of international commercial law.
This textbook is grounded in the relevant legal knowledge required for international commercial activities and systematically explains the major legal issues involved. Its main content includes:
- A general exposition of the basic principles of international commercial law, such as its definition, characteristics, sources, emergence, and historical development;
- An explanation of the fundamental principles and institutions of international commercial subjects and commercial conduct;
- A detailed introduction to the basic theories, institutions, and practices of contract law, international sales of goods law, as well as related transportation and insurance law, negotiable instruments law, product liability law, agency law, international commercial subject law, and international intellectual property trade law.
The textbook exhibits strong theoretical systematicity and comprehensiveness, practical relevance, and reflects the latest developments and requirements in international commercial law, showcasing a distinct contemporary character.