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China In Africa And The Law, Salvatore Mancuso

Annual Survey of International & Comparative Law

This paper is based on the enormous amount of Chinese investments in Africa, with the objective of considering the legal aspects involved therein. Under international business law, commercial relations are usually ruled according to the law of the country hosting the investment.

This paper will examine the challenges presented by Chinese investments in Africa given that the systems of business law in Africa are generally out of date and enforcement mechanisms under Western rule of law standards are often far from the reality. This observation is accompanied by the fact that there is presently a wide movement towards legal integration …

Asem: A Promising Attempt To Overcome Protective Regionalism And Facilitate The Globalization Of Trade, Simone Suelzer Mccormick

Annual Survey of International & Comparative Law

ASEM stands for Asia Europe Meeting and can be described as an open, mostly informal dialogue-based process. While ASEM's main interest is to establish closer economic cooperation between the two continents, it simultaneously seeks to create a foundation of cooperation based on political as well as social dialogue.

Note On Cambodia's And Nepal's Accession To The World Trade Organization, Ramesh Bikram Karky

Annual Survey of International & Comparative Law

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