第七编 英文版论文选辑
Ⅰ Trade Related Agenda, Development and Equity (T.R.A.D.E.): The Three Big Rounds of U.S.Unilateralism versus WTO Multilateralism during the Last Decade A Combined Analysis of the Great 1994 Sovereignty Debate, Section 301 Disputes(19982000) and Section 201 Disputes (20022003)
Ⅱ A Reflection on the SouthSouth Coalition in the Last HalfCentury from the Perspective of International Economic Lawmaking: From Bandung,Doha and Cancún to Kong Kong
Ⅲ Should the Four “Great Safeguards” in SinoForeign BITs Be Hastily Dismantled? Comments on Critical Provisions concerning Dispute Settlement in Model U.S.and Canadian BITs
Ⅳ Distinguishing Two types of Countries and Properly Granting Differential Reciprocity Treatment — Recomments on the Four Safeguards in SinoForeign BITs Not to Be Hastily and Completely Dismantled
Ⅴ Could ChinaPeru BIT 1994 Be Applied to Hong Kong Special Administration Region under “One Country,Two System”? — A Jurisprudential Analysis on the Case of Tza Yap Shum v. Republic of Peru
Ⅵ Is Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards An Issue for Establishment and Improvement in China?
Ⅶ The Truth among the Fogbound “Expropriation” Claim:Comments on British X Investment Co.v.British Y Insurance Co.Case
Ⅷ The Approach of “Winning from Both Sides” Used in the “Expropriation” Claim: ReComments on British X Investment Co.v.British Y Insurance Co.Case
Ⅸ On the Serious Violation of Chinese Jus Cogens: Comments on the Case of importing Toxic Brazilian Soybeans into China [Experts Legal Opinion on Zhonghe v.Bunge Case]
第五卷
第七编 英文版论文选辑(续)
Ⅹ Isn't the Strict Prohibition on Importing Toxic Brazilian Soybeans into China “Illegal”?— A Rebuttal to Lawyer Song's Allegation
Ⅺ On the Supervision Mechanism of Chinese Foreignrelated Arbitration and Its Tally with International Practices
Ⅻ Three Aspects of Inquiry into A Judgment: Comments on the High Court Decision, 1993 NoA8176, in the Supreme Court of Hong Kong
ⅩⅢ To Close Again, or to Open Wider: The SinoU.S.Economic Interdependence and the Legal Environment for Foreign Investment in China after Tiananmen
ⅩⅣ China's Special Economic Zones and Coastal PortCities: Their Development and Legal Framework
ⅩⅤ Should an Absolute Immunity from Nationalization for Foreign Investment be Enacted in China's Economic Law?
ⅩⅥ Why Some SinoForeign Economic Contracts Are Void and How Voidness can be Prevented
ⅩⅦ To Open Wider, or to Close Again: China's Foreign Investment Policies and Laws
ⅩⅧ The Li Shuang Case: A Wet Blanket Over Romantic Love?