International Economic Law Special Topics

Author: Chen An
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: This book is one of the recommended graduate teaching materials by the Graduate Education Office of the Ministry of Education. The entire book consists of ten chapters, totaling approximately 1.17 million words, divided into two parts: the Upper Part and the Lower Part, each with five chapters. The Upper Part, which covers the general theory, systematically elaborates on the basic theories of international economic law, including its definition, subjects, sources, and fundamental principles. The Lower Part, which focuses on specific discussions, includes International Trade Law, International Investment Law, International Monetary and Financial Law, International Tax Law, and International Maritime Law. Each chapter provides an overview of the basic knowledge of the main branches of international economic law while deeply exploring the key, difficult, and hot issues in each branch. The book is comprehensive, with a balance of detail and brevity, enhanced annotations to broaden perspectives, and a combination of micro and macro analysis to highlight key points. It is suitable as a core textbook for graduate students in law, economics, and management, as well as an elective textbook for graduate students in other disciplines.