International Business Law

Author: Zhang Shuling
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: During the writing process of this book, efforts were made to combine the practices of legislation, judicial, and foreign-related economic activities in China. It focuses on introducing and elaborating on the basic knowledge, theories, and systems of international commercial law, especially in light of the actual situation after China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO). The book introduces the basic legal principles of the WTO, the protection of intellectual property rights related to trade, as well as the WTO's dispute resolution mechanisms. In terms of content organization, the book strives to combine scientific rigor with practical applicability, ensuring a balance between theory and practice. This book is suitable for use in economics, management, and other non-law majors at higher education institutions. It also provides reference value for foreign-related economic departments, enterprises, and legal professionals. International commercial law is a field with strong timeliness and applicability. As international exchanges and commercial activities continue to deepen, many aspects require further discussion and research.