WTO--Dispute Settlement Rules and China's Practice

Author: Ji Wenhua, Jiang Liyong
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Faced with the ever-increasing international trade disputes, how China utilizes the WTO dispute settlement mechanism to address its disputes is a question of global concern. This book focuses on this core issue, providing an in-depth analysis of key topics, including the main legal rules of the WTO dispute settlement mechanism; major disputes involving China; China's response to certain transitional provisions in the Accession Protocol; the latest developments in negotiations on the WTO dispute settlement mechanism; and more. The authors are among the first legal professionals in China to engage in practical work related to WTO dispute settlement since China's entry into the WTO. They have personally experienced the development of the WTO dispute settlement mechanism and China's participation over the past four years, possessing unique informational advantages. The book adopts a thematic writing approach, avoiding a comprehensive overview and instead focusing on targeted analysis of cutting-edge and hot issues. For readers eager to gain in-depth insights into this field, this book is an indispensable resource. The book is suitable for the following individuals: faculty and students at universities and research institutions engaged in the study and practice of international trade law (especially WTO law), government employees, lawyers and legal professionals, staff of social intermediary organizations, and other social individuals interested in this field.