International Economic Law (Third Edition): Basic Course Series

Author: Chen An
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: International economics is an emerging interdisciplinary field that began to take shape after World War II. Since the reform and opening-up, China's foreign trade and economic exchanges and international economic legal practices have developed rapidly, and the demand for knowledge of international economic law has become increasingly urgent. This book is a comprehensive and specialized work that reflects the basic theories and essential knowledge of international economic law. The book is approximately 630,000 words and is divided into ten chapters: Introduction, Basic Principles of International Economic Law, Law of International Goods Trade, Law of International Technology Transfer, Law of International Investment, Law of International Monetary and Financial Law, Law of International Taxation, Law of International Maritime Law, Law of International Economic Organizations, and Law of International Economic Dispute Settlement. The book is characterized by original arguments, novel materials, comprehensive coverage, and emphasis on key points. It is suitable as a basic textbook for universities and colleges offering courses in "International Economic Law" or "Introduction to International Economic Law," as well as for professionals in foreign trade and economic practice and a wide readership seeking self-study in international economic law.