International Business Law

Author: Ren Rongming / Hou Xingzheng
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the theory and practice of international commercial law, addressing fundamental concepts, theoretical issues, and challenging questions in the field. In line with the newly promulgated Contract Law of the People's Republic of China, it has revised outdated content related to China's economic contract law and foreign-related economic contract law from the original International Commercial Law textbook. It is believed to be helpful to readers. The book is divided into two main parts: Part One introduces the concepts, categories, origins, development, and basic principles of commercial law, as well as the meaning, sources, and content of international commercial law. Part Two sequentially covers commercial organization law, agency law, contract law, international sales of goods law, international transportation law, international cargo insurance law, negotiable instruments law, product liability law, international commercial regulation law, international commercial arbitration and litigation. During the writing process, the textbook fully considers systematicity, striving to explain the fundamental principles of international commercial law in plain language. At the same time, it takes a practical approach, combining the introduction of relevant legal and customary rules, drawing on lessons from international goods transactions, and analyzing judicial and arbitration cases to highlight a series of issues that need attention in specific business operations, making it highly practical. This textbook is designed for undergraduate students majoring in international economics and trade, and is also suitable for undergraduate students in finance and economics, business management, and various foreign-related economic and trade personnel and other individuals for self-study.