International Business Law

Author: Lü Hongjun
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: International Business Law is a learning textbook written for current students of foreign-related economic and trade majors in vocational colleges, as well as a study guide for foreign-related economic and trade professionals. During the writing process, the book was developed in line with the characteristics of vocational and technical education and the requirements of the Ministry of Education's Opinions on Strengthening the Construction of Teaching Materials for Vocational and Technical Education. It aims to prioritize practical application, adhere to the standards of necessity and sufficiency, and focus on clarifying concepts and reinforcing practical skills. The book closely connects with the latest developments in international trade and commercial law, emphasizing relevance and practicality. Each chapter is divided into three parts: Basic Knowledge, Classroom Case Discussions, and Review Questions. The book fully reflects the characteristics of being concise, up-to-date, and practical. The Basic Knowledge section concisely presents profound and complex laws and regulations in simple language, combining theory with practice through case studies to help students grasp the knowledge. Related knowledge is presented in the form of information cards to broaden students' perspectives and enhance readability. The Classroom Case Discussions section incorporates several typical international commercial cases from recent years into classroom teaching content, requiring students to apply their knowledge to solve real-world business problems and cultivate their ability to apply knowledge, reflecting the competency-based approach of vocational education. The Review Questions section helps students focus on key and challenging points in their learning and further solidify their knowledge through question-and-answer formats.