Chinese Administrative Rule of Law and Integration with WTO Rules

Author: Wang Shiru
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: "The Integration of Chinese Administrative Rule of Law and WTO Rules," based on the opportunities and challenges faced by the Chinese government in management concepts, methods, and means after joining the WTO, this work provides a systematic analysis and discussion of the conflicts, gaps, and integration between Chinese administrative rule of law and WTO rules. The book is divided into two parts: General Theory and Specific Analysis. The General Theory part provides an overall explanation of the impact of WTO rules on Chinese administrative rule of law, as well as the integration of administrative legislation, administrative enforcement, administrative relief, and WTO rules. The Specific Analysis part discusses in detail the conflicts and adjustment measures between WTO rules and China's application of WTO rules, as well as issues such as administrative monopoly, government procurement, customs enforcement, trade in services, and administrative judicial review.