International Economic Law

Author: Zhu Lanye
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: International Economic Law is an interdisciplinary and marginal new discipline, which has developed into a vast legal system after more than half a century. All students aspiring to develop in the field of international economic law and hoping to become pillars of the profession must start with the basics. We have written this book, combining practical issues encountered in China's reform and opening-up process, to systematically introduce the basic principles and systems of various branches of international economic law, and to discuss the fundamental theories of international economic law. We hope to provide an introductory textbook and reference book on international economic law for law majors in ordinary universities, as well as related fields such as world economy and international finance. We hope that students can enter the vast world of international economic law through this textbook.
Within the framework of the World Trade Organization, countries have signed a series of agreements on international trade in goods, trade in services, intellectual property, and trade-related investment issues, establishing numerous principles and systems. These are far-reaching achievements in the development of international economic law. These principles and systems are currently undergoing continuous development and improvement, profoundly affecting every country's economy, politics, culture, and all other social fields. This process will also inevitably impact the development of every company and the future of every person on Earth. Therefore, paying attention to the changes and developments in contemporary international economic law, and studying the relevant legal systems and new legal issues, is undoubtedly very important for China, which is gradually integrating into the global economic system. International Economic Law is an interdisciplinary and marginal new discipline, which has developed into a vast legal system after more than half a century. All students aspiring to develop in the field of international economic law and hoping to become pillars of the profession must start with the basics. We have written this book, combining practical issues encountered in China's reform and opening-up process, to systematically introduce the basic principles and systems of various branches of international economic law, and to discuss the fundamental theories of international economic law. We hope to provide an introductory textbook and reference book on international economic law for law majors in ordinary universities, as well as related fields such as world economy and international finance. We hope that students can enter the vast world of international economic law through this textbook.