Principles and Case Studies of Private International Law

Author: Zhao Xiwen
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts: General Theory, Conflict Rules and Related Systems, Applicable Law of International Civil and Commercial Relations, and International Civil and Commercial Litigation and Arbitration Procedure Law. It comprehensively and systematically elaborates on the theory and systems of private international law, and intersperses numerous cases in the main text to meet the needs of case-based teaching for law master students. The references and reference regulations listed at the beginning of the book provide readers with clues for pre-class preparation and in-depth post-class research. The features of this book are as follows:
The theory course of private international law is relatively strong, and it is not easy to make classroom teaching lively and interesting. This book selects many cases, including some classic cases in private international law and cases that have actually occurred in China, making the teaching of private international law more China's reality and striving to make classroom teaching more engaging. The theory and practice are closely integrated, with appropriate difficulty and depth. Private international law has very few provisions in the current legal regulations, and most general textbooks on private international law focus more on the general theory of private international law. In addition to explaining the theory, this book extensively covers the legal practice of private international law through cases. Moreover, the presentation of theory is appropriately easy to understand.