Research on the EU Anti-Dumping System and Practice

Author: Tang Qingyang / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The EU's anti-dumping measures against China have become a significant issue affecting China-EU economic and trade relations. Strengthening research on the EU's anti-dumping legal system and practices is of great importance for promoting the further development of China-EU economic and trade relations. This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the theory and practice of EU anti-dumping law, particularly the EU's anti-dumping measures against China in recent years, offering valuable reference for domestic enterprises on how to respond to the EU's anti-dumping system. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is a collection of essays by Professor Snyder, while the second part consists of articles by domestic scholars. It includes research on the impact of economic globalization on the EU's anti-dumping system, as well as the influence of legal pluralism. It covers studies on the history, current status, and future trends of the EU's anti-dumping system, as well as the causes, characteristics, trends, and response strategies of the EU's anti-dumping measures against China. It examines both major substantive issues within the EU's anti-dumping system and procedural issues. By placing the EU's anti-dumping system within the broader context of economic globalization and legal pluralism, and combining theory with practice, the book extensively collects and utilizes primary sources, employing a variety of research methods such as historical analysis, empirical analysis, and comparative analysis to produce innovative and persuasive research findings.