International Economic Law Case Studies and Tutorials

Author: Xiao Wei, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book is a case-based teaching material that comprehensively and systematically explains and elaborates on the basic theories and main systems of international economic law through typical cases. It analyzes theoretical issues through vivid cases in international economic interactions, providing a thorough and systematic exposition of the theoretical knowledge, key points, difficulties, and doubts in the field of international economic law. It serves as an excellent tool for readers to master and understand the fundamental knowledge and theoretical dynamics of international economic law, with strong readability and practicality. The book is divided into 6 parts and 24 chapters. Part I covers the General Principles of International Economic Law, explaining the concept, sources, system, basic principles, and subjects of international economic law. Part II focuses on International Trade Law, including international commodity trade, international trade transportation, international technology trade law, World Trade Organization law, and China's foreign trade management system. Part III deals with International Investment Law, covering domestic legal systems for international investment, international legal systems, and the main legal forms of foreign investment in China. Part IV discusses International Monetary and Financial Law, emphasizing legal systems related to international currency, international financing, international financing guarantees, and the legal regulation of transnational banks. Part V examines International Taxation Law, primarily exploring issues such as tax jurisdiction, international double taxation, international tax agreements, international tax evasion and avoidance, and China's foreign-related income tax law. Part VI covers International Economic Dispute Resolution Law, addressing issues such as international commercial arbitration, international civil litigation, and the WTO dispute settlement mechanism. Below each chapter is a "Summary of Key Points in This Chapter," providing concise and comprehensive summaries of the main knowledge points discussed. This book can be used as a teaching material for international economic law majors in higher education institutions, as a reference for legal professionals and self-learners, and as a guide for business management personnel and researchers.