WTO Anti-dumping Law (Theory Embodied in Practice)

Author: Gu Minkang
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book is based on WTO anti-dumping law, logically categorizes it, and focuses on introducing and commenting on the implementation and application of relevant provisions through anti-dumping law cases. It particularly provides general strategies for relevant authorities on how to comply with the specific provisions of anti-dumping law when implementing anti-dumping measures. This allows readers to gain a deeper understanding of anti-dumping law in a shorter time and offers strategies and references for improving China's anti-dumping law.
As a scholar who has dedicated over two decades to studying Chinese and foreign laws, the author's studies in the United States and Europe have made him highly familiar with WTO anti-dumping law. The author positions this book as "categorizing provisions logically, introducing and commenting on case outcomes, and providing WTO legal strategies," which gives the book considerable competitiveness. On one hand, the book maintains a coherent structure, covering general knowledge of WTO anti-dumping law, making the entire work logical and highly cohesive. On the other hand, one of the major features of this book is its rich case studies. The entire book uses cases to "explain the law," illustrating the seemingly distant and impersonal legal principles through vivid real-life examples. This allows readers to gain a deeper understanding of anti-dumping law in a shorter time.
At the end of the book, the author reveals the main purpose of this work: to provide strategies and references for improving China's anti-dumping law.