International Economic Law

Author: Cheng Xianping, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2002-03-01
Features: China has implemented an open-door policy for over two decades, leading to economic development and the strengthening of the rule of law. In the early 21st century, as the market economy system gradually took shape, China officially became a member of the WTO and joined as "one country, four seats." As entities engaging in international commercial transactions and implementing international economic activities, it is necessary to comply with international economic legal rules and follow international practices, which makes the study of international economic law even more significant. This book is based on the research achievements of the original Henan Provincial Education Commission project—Reform and Practice of Curriculum Content, Structure, and Teaching Methods for the "Introduction to International Economic Law" Course Towards the 21st Century (three years)—and incorporates the latest practices in international economic law. It not only has strong theoretical depth but also considerable practical relevance. Except for the chapter on international economic organizations, each of the other chapters includes English case studies. The purpose of adopting this format is to transform theoretical learning into a combination of fundamental theories and typical cases, aiming to help those studying "International Economic Law" quickly master and familiarize themselves with international economic legal rules, contributing to the "great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation."