International Business Law Theory and Practice

Author: Zhang Xu
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: International commercial law is the sum of legal norms that regulate various relationships of international commercial organizations in commercial activities, serving as the fundamental guidelines for international cooperation, exchanges, and economic and trade interactions among countries. The book is organized into four major sections: Introduction to International Commercial Law, International Commercial Law, International Commercial Transaction Law, and International Commercial Order Law, forming an organic combination of international commercial mechanisms, international commercial behavior mechanisms, international commercial rights mechanisms, and international commercial liability mechanisms. Based on the elaboration of the concept, sources, basic principles, and historical development of international commercial law, the book provides specific discussions on partnership law, company law, transnational company law, contract law, agency law, international sales of goods law, international trade in technology law, negotiable instruments law, tariffs and non-tariff barriers, anti-dumping law, international product liability law, international commercial arbitration law, and international commercial litigation law, forming a relatively complete knowledge system of international commercial law. Each chapter begins with an introductory case to present issues, emphasizing the use of historical analysis and comparative analysis methods in explaining these issues. The book strives to integrate principles with cases, theory with legal examples, and theory with practice, making it highly targeted and practical. This book can serve as a textbook or teaching reference for non-law majors in economics and management at universities and colleges, as well as a self-study reference for business practitioners, economic managers, and enthusiasts of international commercial law.