Commercial Arbitration Law

Author: Xie Shisong
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: This book is one of the recommended teaching materials for arbitration law in the "National Plan for Ordinary Higher Education 'Fifteen-Year Plan'" approved by the Ministry of Education of China. It is currently the most novel in format, richest in content, and most in-depth new work on arbitration law in China. The authors are mostly Ph.D. holders in law, associate professors or above, and qualified as commercial arbitration judges. They have long been engaged in teaching, research, and practical work in commercial arbitration law at law schools of universities and various relevant commercial arbitration institutions. The outstanding feature of this book is its close integration of the theory and practice of commercial arbitration law, reflecting the legislative and judicial practices of commercial arbitration in countries around the world, as well as the latest developments in commercial arbitration practice. It incorporates the latest theoretical research achievements in arbitration law and conducts specialized research on various issues in commercial arbitration legal systems, including China and other countries worldwide, while objectively evaluating various academic viewpoints. The book is divided into 11 chapters and approximately 400,000 words, covering topics such as: Introduction to Commercial Arbitration Law, Arbitration Institutions, Arbitration Rules, Application and Acceptance of Commercial Arbitration, Arbitration Proceedings, Arbitration Settlement and Mediation, Arbitration Award Procedures, Judicial Supervision of Arbitration, and Enforcement of Arbitration Awards. This book adopts comparative research and empirical analysis methods, with a well-structured, clear viewpoints, solid arguments, and fluent writing, making it a specialized textbook for the study of the theory and practice of commercial arbitration law.