International Business Law

Author: Cui Xiuzhong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book is designed to meet the teaching needs of vocational education in international trade in China, compiled by middle-aged and young teachers with extensive vocational education experience based on their teaching research insights and student characteristics. The entire book follows five major themes: International Commercial Contract Law, International Trade Law, International Commercial Enterprise Law, International Investment Law, and Methods of Resolving International Economic and Trade Disputes. It is grounded in international precedents and the laws of Western countries, providing a relatively detailed explanation of the fundamental theories and basic knowledge of international commercial law. Its key features are as follows: First, it emphasizes up-to-date materials. The references cited generally cover up to May 2002, reflecting the latest legislative and judicial theoretical research achievements in the field of commercial law both domestically and internationally. Second, it highlights skill development. The teaching content is structured around skill training, with each section not only offering theoretical explanations but also focusing on guiding students into skill-based training to strengthen their mastery and application of the fundamental theories of international commercial law. It is both clear and practical, making it suitable as a specialized textbook for vocational education in international trade, as well as a reference for relevant individuals and organizations in society.