International Economic Law: Essentials

Author: Shen Muzhu
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Publishing Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book is a collective achievement by Professor Shen Muzhu and other international economic law scholars in China. With over 600,000 words, it is structured based on the realities of China's entry into the WTO, the development needs of law, and existing issues. The book offers unique perspectives, up-to-date and detailed information, and is written in clear and fluent language. It is suitable for legal professionals engaged in theoretical research and practical applications, as well as for use as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in universities and colleges. The book was planned and organized by Professor Shen Muzhu, completed collaboratively over a period of three years, and adheres to Professor Shen's consistent principle of avoiding a chief editorship to support emerging scholars, strengthen the international law discipline at Nanjing University of Finance and Economics, enhance the research level of the School of Law, and train the research capabilities of international economic law teachers. During this process, Professor Wang Xianshu from the School of Law at Central University of Finance and Economics and Drs. Wei Dianjin and Lin Daohai from our institution provided many valuable suggestions on chapters written by young teachers. Finally, the book was edited and revised by Professor Shen Muzhu, with Associate Professors Qiao Sheng and Xu Wenchao assisting in some revisions.