International Private Law Case Studies and Tutorials

Author: Li Shuangyuan
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is guided by typical, cutting-edge, and patterned cases, comprehensively and systematically elaborating on the basic theory and practice of private international law. Based on the "Basic Requirements for Teaching Private International Law" approved by the Teaching Guidance Committee of Law Disciplines in Higher Education under the Ministry of Education, it incorporates the latest achievements in the theory and practice of private international law both domestically and internationally. The textbook accurately explains the basic concepts, theories, principles, and specific systems of private international law, emphasizing the organic integration of theory and practice. It strives for the organic unity of scientificity, accuracy, practicality, logic, and stability, while also endeavoring to reflect new issues emerging in judicial practice, as well as the latest legislation and judicial interpretations. The text is concise, fluent, and easy to understand, with systematic, novel, targeted, and accessible organization and content. This book is suitable as a teaching material for the full-time legal programs in universities on private international law, can also be used as a self-study textbook for legal professional exams, and serves as a reference for legal theorists, legal practitioners, especially lawyers, judges, and arbitrators engaged in foreign-related legal work, as well as legal enthusiasts from all walks of life.