International Private Law (Zhao Xianglin)

Author: Zhao Xianglin
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Publish Date: 2010-01-04
Features: International Private Law is one of the teaching materials for the reform and opening-up pilot program in legal education under the Ministry of Education's talent cultivation model reform. International private law is a branch of law that regulates transnational civil relations. Due to China's relatively short history of opening its doors to the world, the number of transnational civil relations in China has not been very large, so China's legislation in international private law has lagged behind, and people's awareness of international private law is relatively weak. In this context, it is not an easy task to write a teaching book that combines theory with practice, is easy to understand, facilitates self-study, and suits the characteristics of Radio and Television University students. The authors of this book are teachers who have been engaged in teaching international private law for many years. Based on summarizing their teaching experience and textbook writing experience, and combining with the characteristics of Radio and Television University students, they wrote this textbook. A significant feature of this book is its combination of theory with practice, especially its connection with China's judicial practice. It is profound yet accessible, guiding students step by step to popularize the profound theories of international private law, making it easier for students to grasp and understand. This book is not only suitable for Radio and Television University students but also for undergraduate students in ordinary universities.