Journal of International Economic Law (Volume 10, 2004)

Author: Chen An
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The Journal of International Economic Law (hereinafter referred to as The Journal, originally Essays on International Economic Law) is a collection of outstanding academic works in the field of international economic law at the national level. It serves as a garden for scholars and practitioners in the field of international economic law to engage in research and a forum for intellectual debate. Its purpose is to: based on the actual conditions of China's reform and opening-up and the construction of a socialist market economy system, learn from advanced legislative experiences and new research findings abroad, conduct in-depth research and exploration of important legal issues in various fields of international economic relations, promote the development of teaching and research in international economic law in China, and provide a theoretical basis or practical reference for China's active participation in international legal practice, as well as China's foreign-related economic legislation, decision-making, and practical operations. This journal is divided into four columns: WTO System and Theories of International Economic Law, Doha Round Prospects, WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism Research, and Doha Round Negotiation Special Topics Research.