Principles and Case Studies of International Economic Law

Author: Han Liyu, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This book is one of the "21st Century Legal Education Series Textbooks for Master of Laws Students." The textbook follows traditional conventions while organizing its content into four major areas: goods trade, services trade, international investment, and international intellectual property. It also includes two additional sections covering international taxation and international dispute resolution, applicable to various transaction forms. All the authors of this textbook have dedicated their hearts and efforts, aiming to innovate both in its presentation and substantive content. The contributors to this textbook are not only highly experienced in teaching but also have achieved significant accomplishments in their respective research fields. Moreover, they all possess experience in textbook writing, having independently authored, edited, or co-authored multiple textbooks. Additionally, the authors of this textbook come from diverse backgrounds, unbound by any particular school or, making the content and perspectives of the textbook even more enriched.
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