International Economic Law Lectures

Author: Lin Yuhui
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Publish Date: 2004-09-03
Features: Part 1: Introduction to International Economic Law
First Lecture: Introduction to International Economic Law
Second Lecture: Legal Systems of International Trade
Part 2: International Trade Contracts and Conventions on the Sale of Goods
First Lecture: International Conventions on the Sale of Goods
Second Lecture: International Trade Practices and Trade Terms
Third Lecture: Main Clauses of International Sales Contracts
Fourth Lecture: Formation of International Sales Contracts
Fifth Lecture: Performance of International Sales Contracts
Sixth Lecture: Transfer of Ownership of Goods in International Sales
Part 3: Legal Systems of International Direct Investment
First Lecture: International Treaties on the Protection of International Direct Investment
Second Lecture: Several Issues in the Protection of International Direct Investment
Third Lecture: Overseas Investment Guarantee Systems
Fourth Lecture: Chinese Joint Venture Enterprises
International economic law is a relatively new legal discipline. Internationally, it was gradually established and developed after World War II with the growing development of international economic and technological exchanges. Domestically, this discipline is even younger. Strictly speaking, it gained attention only after the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee, due to the implementation of the reform and opening-up policy. Therefore, in terms of the overall development level of the discipline, it is still in its initial stages and remains immature, with many issues yet to be studied, explored, and summarized. In summary, only by strengthening the study and research of this discipline can we better implement the reform and opening-up policy, better adapt to the situation of reform and opening-up, and effectively safeguard and further develop economic exchanges between our country and countries and regions around the world.