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WTO与国际经济法:英文版

WTO与国际经济法:英文版

作者:孙法柏
出版社:对外经济贸易大学出版社出版时间:2008-11-01
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WTO与国际经济法:英文版 版权信息

  • ISBN:7811342650
  • 条形码:9787811342659 ; 978-7-81134-265-9
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WTO与国际经济法:英文版 内容简介

本书结合经济、贸易、税收政策等法律制度,重点介绍了国际经济法中与国际经济实务密切相关的各项法律制度,包括国际贸易法律制度、国际海上货物运输与保险法律制度、国际投资法律制度、国际税收法律制度、国际商事争端解决机制,以及为适应入世需要,专章介绍了WTO相关规则

WTO与国际经济法:英文版 目录

Chapter One International Sale of Goods1 Introduction1.1 UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG)1.2 International Commercial Customs2 INCOTERMS2.1 Purpose and Scope of Incoterms2.2 Incoterms 20003 CISG3.1 Introduction3.2 Scope of the Convention3.3 Contract Formation3.4 Substantive Rights and Obligations of Buyer and Seller under CISG3.5 Remedies3.6 Delivery Obligations and Risk of Loss3.7 Passage of Title I4 Making the Most of Studying4.1 [ Exercises ]4.2 Further Reading4.3 Web Links5 Explanatory NotesChapter Two International Payment1 Key Issues in International Payments1.1 Who Bears the Credit Risk?1.2 Who Finances the Transaction?1. 3 In What Currency Will Payment Be Made?1.4 What Are the Political and Legal Risks?1.5 Who Will Bear Transportation Costs and Risks?1.6 What Are the Costs of Each Method of Financing and Payment?1.7 Special Cases2 Remittance2.1 Mail Transfer (M/T)2.2 Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)2.3 Demand Draft (D/D)3 Bills for Collection3.1 Documentary Collections3.2 Documents against Payment (D/P)3.3 Documents against Acceptance (D/A)3.4 Advantage and Disadvantage of Collection4 Letters of Credit (L/C)4.1 What Is a Documentary Letter of Credit?4.2 Types of Letters of Credit4.3 How It Works4.4 Important Theories4.5 Causes of Disputes4.6 Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (UCP)5 Making the Most of Studying5.1 [Exercises]5.2 Further Reading5.3 Web Links5.4 Recommended Reading6 Explanatory NotesChapter Three Carriage of Goods by Sea and Marine Cargo Insurance1 Charter Parties1.1 Voyage Chapter Party1.2 Time Charter Party1.3 Bareboat Charter Party2 Bills of Lading2.1 Rules of Bills of Lading2.2 Range of Commercial and Legal Functions of Bills of Lading2.3 Contents of Bill of Landing2.4 Common "Labels" for Bills of Lading 2.5 Carder's Responsibilities under B/L2.6 Shipper's Responsibilities under B/L3 Marine Cargo Insurance3.1 Marine Insurance Contracts3.2 Loss of or Damage to the Subject Matter Insured and Abandonment 3.3 Perils and Expenses 3.4 People's Insurance Company of China Ocean Marine Cargo Clauses 3.5 Institute Cargo Clauses (ICC)4 Making the Most of Studying4.1 [Exercises]4.2 Further Reading4.3 Web Links5 Explanatory NotesChapter Four WTO1 Introduction1.1 Origin and Development1.2 Principles of the Trading System1.3 The Main Differences between GATT and WTO2 The Agreements2.1 Goods2.2 Services2.3 Intellectual Property: Protection and Enforcement2.4 Plurilaterals: Of Minority Interest2.5 Trade Policy Reviews: Ensuring Transparency3 The WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism3.1 Importance of the WTO Dispute Settlement System3.2 The Dispute Settlement Understanding3.3 Functions, Objectives and Key Features of the Dispute Settlement System3.4 Participants in the Dispute Settlement System3.5 Process of Dispute Settlement4 Making the Most of Studying4.1 [ Exercises]4.2 Further Reading4.3 Web Links4.4 AnnexExplanatory NotesChapter Five International Investment Law1 Foreign Direct Investment1.1 Definition of Foreign Direct Investment1.2 Benefits of Foreign Direct Investment1.3 Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment1.4 Risks of Foreign Direct Investment1.5 Forms of FDI in China2 Bilateral Investment Treaties2.1 Overview of Bilateral Investment Treaties2.2 Basic Provisions of Bilateral Investment Treaties2.3 The Impact of Bilateral Investment Treaties on Developing Countries 3 Agreement on Trade-Related Investment Measures3.1 Overview of Agreement on Trade-Related Investment Measures3.2 The Purpose of the Agreement on Trade-Related Investment Measures3.3 Exceptional Provisions of the Agreement on Trade-Related Investment Measures3.4 Future Challenges of the Agreement on Trade-Related Investment Measures4 Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency4.1 Origin of Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency4.2 Eligible Investor, Eligible Investments4.3 Types of Risks Guaranteed by Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency4.4 Advantages of Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency5 International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes5.1 Overview of International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes5.2 Effectiveness of the ICSID System5.3 Assessment of the ICSID System6 Making the Most of Studying6.1 [ Exercises]6.2 Further Reading6.3 Web Links7 Explanatory NotesChapter Six International Taxation1 Introduction1.1 International "Tax Competition"1.2 Theories of International Taxation1.3 International Tax Law2 Tax Jurisdiction2. 1 The Definitions and Principles of the Tax Jurisdiction2. 2 Residence State Jurisdiction2. 3 Source State Jurisdiction3 International Double Taxation3. 1 Introduction3.2 Connecting Factor Conflicts3.3 Methods of Avoiding Double Taxation3.4 Exemption Method3.5 Deduction as Costs4 Tax Avoidance4. 1 Transfer Pricing4. 2 Tax Havens and Harmful Preferential Tax Regimes5 International Tax Principles and Tax Treaties - Comments6 Making the Most of Studying6. 1 [ Exercises]6. 2 Further Reading6. 3 Web Links7 Explanatory NotesChapter Seven International Commercial Dispute Settlement1 Settlement of Disputes through Courts1.1 Jurisdiction and Venue1.2 National Courts1.3 Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgment2 Settlement of Disputes through Arbitration2. 1 Introduction 2. 2 Arbitration as a Dispute Settlement Mechanism2.3 History of International Commercial Arbitration2. 4 Legal Regime Governing International Commercial Arbitration 2. 5 Arbitration Agreement2.6 Arbitration Tribunal 2. 7 Making Awards and Termination of Proceedings2.8 Recognition and Enforcement of Awards2. 9 Main International Commercial Arbitration Institutions3 Settlement of Disputes through ADR3.1 Introduction to ADR3.2 Pros and Cons of ADR3.3 Some Prominent ADRs4 Making the Most Studying4. 1 [ Exercises]4. 2 Further Reading4. 3 Web Links5 Explanatory Notes参考文献后记
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WTO与国际经济法:英文版 节选

全球化进程中,国际经济法成为国际经贸交往的重要工具。《WTO与国际经济法(英文版)》结合经济、贸易、税收等法律制度,重点介绍了国际经济法中与国际经济实务密切相关的各项法律制度,包括国际贸易法律制度(货物买卖与贸易支付)、国际海上货物运输与保险法律制度、国际投资法律制度、国际税收法律制度、国际商事争端解决机制,以及为适应入世需要,专章介绍了WTO相关规则,并将部分内容穿插于其他相关章节中。《WTO与国际经济法(英文版)》采用以英文为主,中文解释为辅的双语形式编写,英语表达地道、精炼、易懂。《WTO与国际经济法(英文版)》适合于高等院校本科生、研究生的双语教学之用,也可供涉外培训使用,并对研究和应用WTO规则及国际经济法具有较大的参考价值。

WTO与国际经济法:英文版 相关资料

International commercial customs are series of criterions which summarized and abstracted from heaps of time of commodity economic activities by manufacturers, and still developed and improved continuously up to date. Foreign civil and commercial legal relationships are complicated, and developed and changed continuously. All written laws, which include domestic legislations and international treaties, are both steady relatively because of restriction of a variety of conditions and difficult to fit the development needs of international economic intercourse relationships. However, with the characteristics of universality, generality, reality and flexibility, international commercial practices have undertaken more and more important roles in today's international economic intercourse society which the foreign civil and commercial legal relationships are impossibly regulated all by written laws.The most important international commercial customs are the Incoterms, which aim to provide such a set of standardized terms which mean exactly the same to both parties to a contract and which will be interpreted in exactly the same way by courts in every country. Incoterms are not part of national or international laws, but they can be binding on buyers or sellers provided the sales contract specifies that a particular Incoterms will apply.If it is necessary to refer to the customs of a particular trade place or to the practices which the parties themselves may have established in their previous dealings, it is desirable that sellers and buyers clarify their legal positions by appropriate clauses in their contract of sale.Such special provisions would supersede or vary anything that is set forth as a rule for interpreting the various Incoterms.Besides Incoterms, there are also Warsaw-Oxford Rules1932 and Revised American Foreign Trade Definitions 1941 that respectively provide standard interpretation for CIF and delivery terms which are widely used in America. Howe

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