International Maritime Law

Author: Zhao Deming
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: This book has the following characteristics:
1. Clear Stance, Looking Ahead. Given that international economic law is one of the important means to establish a new international economic order, the authors of this series of monographs firmly stand on the side of developing countries, striving to grasp the essence and direction of the North-South conflict, and adhere to the basic principles of international economic law such as economic sovereignty, fairness and mutual benefit, cooperation and development, and adherence to treaties. The arguments and analyses in each volume of the book focus on both the present reality and future prospects, combining the two to argue from a legal perspective the necessity and possibility of transforming the old international economic order and establishing a new one.
2. Integrating National Conditions, Highlighting Key Points. This series of monographs focuses on international economic treaties that China has participated in or plans to join, foreign-related economic legislation, international business customs, and practical cases of foreign-related economic and trade contracts. It aims to provide a scientific theoretical basis, new academic information, or reference opinions for China to cautiously participate in or conclude international economic treaties, gradually improve foreign-related economic legislation, and correctly handle foreign-related economic and trade contract relationships.
3. Comprehensive Integration, Thorough Analysis. Due to the multiple, complex, and internally unified characteristics of international economic relations, international economic law exhibits significant interdisciplinary and marginal legal features. Therefore, this series of monographs emphasizes the mutual penetration, comprehensive integration, and thorough analysis between this discipline and related disciplines, as well as among its main branches when elaborating theories and discussing issues.
4. Rich Data, Updated Information. The authors of this series of monographs pay close attention to the international forefront of this discipline. Based on extensive collection, review, and absorption of a large number of domestic and foreign literature and research findings, they conduct systematic and in-depth research on the main branches of international economic law, providing abundant and new content with extensive references. This series of monographs can serve as teaching materials or reference books for undergraduate and graduate students majoring in international economic law in higher education institutions, as well as for foreign-related economic and trade management cadres, foreign-related economic and legal practitioners, and a broad readership for learning or reference purposes.