Introduction to International Economic Law (Revised Edition)

Author: Yao Meizhen
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Publish Date: 1989-01-01
Features: This book, as a whole-structured introduction to international economic law or a general overview of international economic law, is not suitable for being narrated by individual branches of law. The book is divided into fourteen chapters, with the titles of each chapter being as follows: Introduction, Multinational Corporations, International Goods Trade, International Technology Transfer, Capitalist Countries' Management and Control of Import and Export Trade, International Economic Legislation and Antitrust Law, International Transportation and Insurance, International Investment, International Engineering Contracts, International Payments, International Credit and International Bonds, International Tax Law, International Economic Organizations, Disputes and Their Resolution in International Economic Transactions. In terms of argumentation methods, the book adheres to the stance and methods of Marxist materialist dialectics, free from the constraints of traditional legal categorization and a priori traditional concepts. This reflects the scientific research attitude and methods that a comprehensive and practical discipline like international economic law should possess. At the same time, it helps broaden perspectives, expand thinking, and explore and study new legal issues continuously emerging in the field of international economics from a realistic standpoint, as well as their correct solutions. This provides reference experience for China's foreign economic legislation and adjudication, enriches the content of international economic law research, and promotes the development of this emerging field of law.