Private International Law (Revised Edition 2002)

Author: Zhang Zhongbo
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This series of teaching materials is guided by Deng Xiaoping Theory, incorporating new achievements in domestic and international legal education, adhering to the principle of linking theory with practice, and striving to systematically and accurately explain the fundamental principles and basic knowledge of each discipline. It aims to achieve a unified combination of scientificity, systematicity, and practicality. This book is one of them, edited by Zhang Zhongbo as the chief editor and Zhao Xianglin as the deputy editor. This book divides the discussion of private international law into four parts. Part I, Basic Theories of Private International Law, covers the characterization, positioning, historical development, and characteristics of private international law, including its content, conflict norms; Part II, Subjects of Private International Law; Part III, Property Rights, Intellectual Property Rights, and Claims; Part IV, Marriage, Family, and Inheritance, explain the legal application and unified substantive law norms of various aspects; Part V, Private International Civil Procedure Law, discusses procedural issues applicable to private and commercial conflicts; Part VI, Private International Law of Interregional Jurisdiction, introduces interregional legal conflicts and China's private international law of interregional jurisdiction.