International Economic Law 21st Century Legal Series Textbooks

Author: Guo Shoukang, Zhao Xiwen (editors)
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Publishing Date: 2000-01-02
Features: To meet the needs of teaching and research in international economic law at universities in China, a group of mid-to-young-aged teachers and researchers who have long been engaged in teaching and researching international economic law, primarily from the International Law Teaching and Research Office of Renmin University of China, collectively compiled this textbook. This textbook strives to elucidate the fundamental theories of international economic law and closely integrate them with the practice of foreign trade and international economic and technological cooperation in China, reflecting the new development trends in China's foreign-related economic legislation and practice, as well as international legislation and practice. The book systematically discusses various major legal issues involved in international economic and trade transactions, including international trade, international investment, international finance, international taxation, and the resolution of international economic and trade disputes. The book was collectively compiled by mid-to-young-aged scholars from the Law School of Renmin University of China and the School of Economics and Law of Zhongnan University of Economics and Law who have long been engaged in teaching and researching international economic law. Adhering to the principle of combining theory with practice, the book elaborates on the fundamental theories and practice of international economic law, particularly China's international economic exchanges and foreign-related economic legislation and practice over the past two decades since the reform and opening-up. It systematically discusses various major legal issues involved in international economic and trade transactions, including international trade, international investment, international finance, international taxation, and the resolution of international economic and trade disputes.