WTO and Administrative Law

Author: Yuan Shuhong
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book has five main characteristics:
First, it has a broad research perspective. The book covers knowledge from disciplines such as administrative law, international law, and economics, making it a typical interdisciplinary study.
Second, it offers a novel research perspective. The book progresses in three layers—permeation of the WTO and foreign trade administrative law system—to comprehensively explore the profound impact of the WTO on administrative law.
Third, it employs scientific research methods. The book effectively combines normative and empirical research, particularly the extensive empirical studies on the interactive relationship between WTO rules and the adaptation of market economy legal systems, convincingly revealing certain deep-level connections between WTO administrative law.
Fourth, it provides focused and in-depth arguments. The book grasps the core issues of the relationship between the WTO and administrative law, conducting in-depth discussions at three levels: institutional structure (substantive and procedural), rights/power structure (the confrontation between administrative power and trade rights), and interest allocation (institutional convergence and equilibrium).
Fifth, it is highly academic and normative. The book is well-structured, logically rigorous, and analytically supported by evidence, with clear and fluent language.