International Trade Disputes and Arbitration (University of International Business and Economics)

Author: Cheng Dejun
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Publish Date: 2002-10-18
Features: This book focuses on how to resolve international trade disputes through arbitration, systematically introducing the theory and practice of modern international commercial arbitration. It particularly covers the development of China's foreign-related arbitration institutions, arbitration practice, selected cases of international trade dispute arbitration and mediation, as well as the latest developments in online arbitration, domain name dispute resolution, and the notable dispute resolution mechanisms of the World Trade Organization. Compared to other books on international trade dispute resolution and arbitration, this book has unique characteristics in its chapter content and writing style:
First, in terms of theory, it balances international and domestic perspectives, providing a concise yet detailed outline;
Second, in terms of practice, it primarily focuses on the practice of foreign-related arbitration in China, reflecting a high degree of integration of experience and wisdom, making it highly practical;
Third, in case selection, it highlights "the dispute between the parties" and replaces direct case analysis with question-based "key points," leaving more room for readers to think;
Fourth, in chapter arrangement, it incorporates new forms and fields closely related to international trade dispute resolution, especially the development status, theory, and practice of online arbitration and domain name dispute resolution, as well as various forms of "alternative dispute resolution" (ADR) and their development abroad. These features may become the "shining" points of this book.
Through writing this book, we hope to provide knowledge, wisdom, and inspiration to university students studying international trade or professionals engaged in international trade and related legal matters, enabling them to adapt to the new trends in international trade development after China's entry into the World Trade Organization and to meet the more intense challenges of international market competition!