WTO World Trade System and World Trade Law

Author: Nanjing University of China-Germany School of Law
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Publish Date: 2006-03-17
Features: The book "WTO—World Trade System and World Trade Law" is written by two young and dynamic WTO legal experts from Germany, Peter-Tobias Stoll and Frank Scholz. The former is the Director of the Department of International Economic Law at the University of G?ttingen and a Professor at the University of G?ttingen, primarily engaged in research on international law, international economic law, and EU law. The latter is a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg, with main research fields being international economic law and EU law. This book focuses on introducing the relationships and foundations among the legal systems of the WTO, and it is a rare and valuable introductory treatise on WTO law. The book is well-structured, comprehensive, and detailed, covering almost all key, difficult, and controversial issues in WTO law, including the authors' unique insights. At the same time, the book is logically organized, with clear arguments and explanations that are both in-depth and accessible, presenting the core content of the complex and challenging WTO legal system and the main approaches and methods for studying and researching WTO to the readers.