Journal of International Economic Law - Volume 13, Issue 3 (2006)

Author: Chen An
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The Journal of International Economic Law is a collection of outstanding academic works in the field of international economic law, serving as a garden for scholars to cultivate their research, a forum for debate, and a platform for "meeting like-minded individuals through writing." Its purpose is to: based on the practice of China's reform and opening-up and the establishment of a socialist market economy system, learn from advanced legislative experiences and latest research findings from abroad, conduct in-depth research and exploration of important legal issues in various fields of international economic relations, promote domestic and international academic exchanges, advance the development of international economic law teaching and research in China, and provide legal evidence or practical references for China's active participation in international economic legal practice, as well as China's foreign-related economic legislation, decision-making, and practical operations. This issue is the 13th volume, 3rd issue of The Journal, featuring four columns: Special Research on Fair and Equitable Treatment Standards in International Investment Law, World Trade Organization Law, International Investment Law, and International Maritime Law. Additionally, three academic notices are published.