International Business Law

Author: Dang Wei
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: In recent years, the rapid development of international trade has led to the expansion of the concept itself, extending from traditional commodity trade to trade in technology and services. The legal regulation of international trade has also shifted from primarily private law norms to a multi-angle adjustment involving both public and private law. The relationship between nations and among nations has a decisive impact on international trade relations. These changes have had a clear impact on the International Commercial Law course, making its content rapidly expand and become more complex, leading to significant overlaps and intersections with other courses. To avoid these issues and ensure coordination with other courses, this book still focuses on the traditional basis of international commercial law, primarily covering international commercial relationships centered on international commodity sales and international commercial organizations, with an emphasis on private law norms.
□ Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 Introduction to International Commercial Law
Chapter 2 Subjects of International Commercial Relations and Their Legal Status
Chapter 3 Comparative Contract Law
Chapter 4 Law of International Commodity Sales
Chapter 5 Comparative Agency Law
Chapter 6 Commercial Organization Law
Chapter 7 Law of Industrial Property
Chapter 8 Comparative Negotiable Instruments Law
Chapter 9 International Commercial Arbitration