Recently, Professor Xiao Bing and Associate Professor Yu Wenjie of Southeast University Law School and Professor Peng Yue of Nanjing University Law School co-authored WTO Dispute Settlement Practices with Chinese Characteristics is published by Springer, Germany. The book is one of a series of English books on Contemporary Chinese and International Economic Law co-published by the China Society of International Economic Law and Springer and edited by Professor Chen An of Xiamen University. This series of books focuses on China and international economic law issues with Chinese characteristics, aiming to let the world understand the representative academic views and mainstream thoughts of China's international economic law circle, and contribute to promoting Chinese legal scholarship and enhancing its international influence and discourse power.
Chinese Characteristics of WTO Dispute Settlement Practices is positioned in the perspective of Chinese characteristics, based on China's position, comprehensively reviews the elements of WTO dispute settlement practices with Chinese characteristics, and carries out targeted research on the current crisis facing the WTO and the issues related to the integration between China and other WTO members and the multilateral system of the WTO.
On the basis of examining China's unique practice of participating in WTO dispute settlement, Chinese Characteristics of WTO Dispute Settlement Practice analyzes China's individual characteristics in terms of role positioning, dispute scope and dynamic process according to China's own institutional characteristics and the interaction rhythm between China and the international legal system, and then abstracts the unique Chinese model at the theoretical level. It also explains its formation mechanism, future trend and significant impact on the multilateral trading system, and completes the abstraction and interpretation of the model with Chinese characteristics.
By summarizing and focusing on issues with Chinese characteristics, the Chinese Characteristics of WTO Dispute Settlement Practice completes a comprehensive investigation of the subject status of the disputing parties caused by their overlapping identities, the application of WTO rules and the application of the special rules of the Protocol on China's Accession, as well as an in-depth study of various cases involving China and their representative cases. On this basis, based on the theory and practice of international law, this paper analyzes the causes and causes of these problems with Chinese characteristics and explores the corresponding countermeasures.
Finally, the Chinese Characteristics of WTO Dispute Settlement Practice strives to properly and effectively express the discourse with Chinese characteristics. On the basis of insight into China's phenomenon and China's problems in WTO dispute settlement, and from China's strategic position, it puts forward the direction and practical suggestions in line with the evolution law of the international economic law system. To respond to the urgent need for reform of the WTO dispute settlement system.
Today's world is undergoing profound changes unseen in a century. Chinese academic going global has been integrated into the overall goal of constructing China's international discourse system and shaping China's international image, and has become a bridge for Chinese ideas to integrate with the world. The publication of the book The Chinese Characteristics of WTO Dispute Settlement Practice not only conforms to the current reform of the WTO multilateral trading system and China's practical needs, but also brings benefits to China's participation in the practice of other international systems and their integration. It is an answer to the author's practice of serving the country with knowledge and benefiting the world. It is also an effort by Chinese scholars of international economic law to write about the process of China's integration into the world.