Analysis of Practical Issues in International Commercial Law

Author: Yang Zheng
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book has three main characteristics: First, practicality. The book explains legal issues related to international commercial transactions, commercial trade transportation of goods, cargo insurance, commercial processing and assembly, compensation trade, commercial engineering contracts, commercial real estate, technology transfer, commercial investment, commercial agency, and settlement, in a practical manner. The content is specific, the problems raised are relatively realistic, the solutions and suggestions proposed are feasible and reliable, and they are also highly operational, capable of producing good effects and value. Second, conciseness. International commercial legal issues are originally a vast and systematic problem, making it difficult, if not impossible, to explain them clearly in one or a few books. Despite its limited text, the book focuses on analyzing a few key issues, presenting them in a simple and clear manner, with good results. Third, novelty. Most teachers and legal professionals often have differing opinions on the theoretical divisions, definitions, and institutional frameworks of public law vs. private law, economic law vs. civil and commercial law, civil law vs. commercial law, etc. However, this book cleverly transcends these theoretical disagreements, not being bound by them. Compared to similar professional books, its distinctiveness is evident.