Private International Law (Basic Course Series)

Author: Li Shuangyuan
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Publish Date: 2000-11-01
Features: To meet the needs of teaching international private law in the 21st century, Professor Li Shuangyuan, a renowned scholar of international private law and doctoral supervisor, organized a dozen international private law scholars with doctorates or senior professional titles to write this textbook on international private law. The textbook adopts the internationally accepted system of international private law and provides an in-depth and systematic introduction to the fundamental theories of international private law. Its main content includes: the historical development and convergence trend of international private law; the unification of legal sources in international private law: issues concerning conflict rules; basic methods of legal selection; the application and exclusion of foreign law; the subjects of international private law relations; intellectual property, contract law; the international private law regulation of international economic and trade contract relations; international civil litigation procedures and international commercial arbitration, etc. The author skillfully employs comparative law methods to conduct thorough, multi-dimensional, and multi-angle comparative analysis and detailed elaboration on the above content, thereby proposing reasonable legislative and judicial suggestions. This reflects the latest achievements in domestic and international teaching and research on international private law, which is a major feature of this textbook. Additionally, clear knowledge concepts, precise legal interpretations, emphasis on key points, theoretical breakthroughs, and natural and fluent writing are also fundamental characteristics of this book.