International Monetary and Financial Law - (Third Edition)

Author: Wang Guiguo
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The author's unique academic background and practical experience make this book distinctive and advanced in terms of its chapter structure, content arrangement, argumentative perspective, research methods, and data collection. The book primarily focuses on the development, current status, principles, and specific norms of international-oriented financial legal systems. When discussing legal systems and rules, it emphasizes analyzing their conditions of formation, development environment, and historical trajectory to assess their relevance to reality and future trends. The book balances academic research findings and international practical experience, as well as the guiding influence of institutional arrangements in developed countries like the United States and the United Kingdom and international organizations on China's specific practices. It presents the gradual integration of the international financial market under globalization, the interaction and refinement of international financial laws and policies. Additionally, the extensive authoritative data and statistics included in the text strongly support the arguments presented. The author's unique academic background and practical experience make this book distinctive and advanced in terms of its chapter structure, content arrangement, argumentative perspective, research methods, and data collection. The book primarily focuses on the development, current status, principles, and specific norms of international monetary and financial legal systems. When discussing legal systems and rules, it emphasizes analyzing their conditions of formation, development environment, and historical trajectory to assess their relevance to reality and future trends. The book balances academic research findings and international practical experience, as well as the guiding influence of institutional arrangements in developed countries like the United States and the United Kingdom and international organizations on China's specific practices. It presents the gradual integration of the international financial market under globalization, the interaction and refinement of international monetary and financial laws and policies. Additionally, the extensive authoritative data and statistics included in the text strongly support the arguments presented.