International Private Law: Conflict of Laws and Substantive Law

Author: Lu Guomin et al
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Publishing Date: 2002-10-01
Features: In November 2001, China officially joined the World Trade Organization and opened up to the world with unprecedented speed. It has become inevitable to strictly adhere to international conventions and practices in conducting international exchanges. This book adopts a comparative approach as its research principle, compiling the theories and practices of private international law from different periods and countries, and introducing the latest advanced knowledge of private international law to readers. A college textbook integrated with brand-new concepts of the 21st century, it sweeps away the clichés of previous textbooks and, like the vibrant students it serves, exudes vitality.