International Business Law

Author: Jin Xiaochen
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Since the 1990s, with the globalization of international commercial exchanges, the knowledge-based economy, and the electronicization of international business, the laws and international practices governing international commercial activities have continuously evolved. This textbook strives to keep its content up-to-date by incorporating the latest theoretical research findings from both domestic and international sources, as well as introducing the most recent commercial legislation and international practices to students. To meet the needs of non-law majors with limited legal knowledge who are studying international commercial law, the writing approach emphasizes the integration of legal theory and specific rules, focusing on clear and accessible language. Some legal terms are explained concisely and straightforwardly, while certain difficult concepts are illustrated through case studies to guide students in analyzing and understanding them. This makes the material engaging, easy to remember, and applicable. The textbook is primarily intended for undergraduate and associate degree students majoring in international economics and international trade at higher education institutions, but it also serves as a valuable reference for employees of companies and enterprises engaged in foreign-related business.