International Private Law Study Guide

Author: Xiao Yongping
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Publish Date: 1999-03-10
Features: Private International Law is one of the core courses in legal studies, and it is a highly specialized and relatively difficult professional course. This book is mainly intended for undergraduate students and candidates, and it has certain reference value. To facilitate students' use of this book and to help them learn Private International Law well, the author proposes the following suggestions:
1. Each chapter of this book is divided into three parts: Learning Objectives and Requirements, Content Summary, and Comprehensive Exercises.
2. To study Private International Law, one must have a solid foundation in civil law, litigation law, legal philosophy, and internationally recognized legal principles. Therefore, Private International Law courses are usually offered in the later stages of undergraduate studies.
3. Compared to other legal courses, one prominent feature of Private International Law is that almost every issue lacks a definitive conclusion. This course often discusses different theories and the legislative and practical experiences of various countries, which can often leave students confused.
4. Combine general reading with focused study.
5. Combine pre-class preview with in-class discussion.
6. Combine theory with practice.
7. Combine extensive reading with comprehensive exercises.