International Economic Law

Author: Wang Jijun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is one of the core course textbooks for law majors in 21st-century universities. It is written based on the "Basic Requirements for International Economic Law Teaching" approved by the Ministry of Education of China. Building on the reference and absorption of relatively mature theories and excellent teaching achievements both domestically and internationally, and in line with the new development trends in relevant laws at home and abroad, this book concisely and systematically elaborates on the fundamental and core issues of international economic law. Each chapter begins with a knowledge system overview, helping readers grasp the key points of the chapter. At the end of each chapter, there are discussion questions and recommended reading lists to facilitate a deeper understanding of the content. This book is edited by Wang Jijun as the chief editor and Wen Shuying as the deputy editor. The book consists of twelve chapters, with the specific contributions as follows (in the order of chapter writing):
Wang Jijun: Chapter 1, Sections 1-2 of Chapter 8;
Bai Zhichao: Chapters 2, 3, and 9;
Li Suqin: Chapters 4 and 11;
Zhao Xiaoping: Chapters 5 and 7;
Wen Shuying: Chapters 6, 10, and 12;
Hao Siyang: Sections 3-4 of Chapter 8.
Although we have made our utmost efforts in writing this book, due to limited academic expertise and insufficient materials, imperfections and errors are inevitable. We sincerely welcome criticism and corrections from readers.