Maritime Law

Author: Qu Guangqing
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book combines relevant legislation and teaching course arrangements, summarizing the latest research findings in the field of maritime law in recent years. The book is divided into five parts: Introduction, Marine Areas, Marine Environmental Protection and Marine Management, Resolution of Marine Disputes, and Maritime Law in Time of War. The major feature of this book is that it combines theory with practice, integrating both teaching and legislative considerations, with clear levels and a well-structured organization. The content of this textbook is designed with the consideration of general teaching hours in higher education institutions in mind. Due to the varying conditions of different schools, teachers can make appropriate adjustments when using this textbook based on the number of teaching hours. In addition to introducing the basic concepts, fundamental theoretical knowledge, and latest theoretical frontiers of maritime law, the book also includes sections such as chapter summaries, key issues, legal applications, and post-class review exercises for teaching reference. At the same time, maritime law is a discipline with strong theoretical and practical foundations, so it is essential to adopt a learning approach that combines theory with practice. Students should develop the ability to analyze and solve specific problems, paying particular attention to the issues in Chinese maritime law theory and related practical aspects, and strive to find solutions to these problems.