The latest issue of
China and WTO Review (Vol. 3, no. 1, March 2017) is out. Contents include:
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Articles
- Jerry Jie Hua, Implementation of the Marrakesh Treaty for Visually Impaired Persons into the Chinese Copyright Law
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Haijun Lu, Can Nordic Extended Collective Licence Be Transplanted to China?
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Chunlei Zhao, Jurisdiction Ratione Temporis in Successive International Investment Agreements: What Can Chinese Investors Learn from the Ping An Case?
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Current Developments
- Tsung-Sheng Liao, Regional Trade Agreements as Laboratories for New Trade
Disciplines to Tackle Climate Change: Why and How?
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Stuart S. Malawer, Trump's China Trade Policies: Threats and Constraints
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Yucong Wang, Indirect Expropriation and One Belt One Road Initiative:
A Pivotal Issue for the Implementation of China’s
Refreshed Strategy for Foreign Investment
- Correspondence
- Lingtong Kong, A Brief Review of UDRP: Achievements, Challenges
and Recommendations
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Prince-Arnaud Adiko, Connecting the Belt and Road Initiative to the Suez Economic
and Trade Cooperation Zone Development
- Insights
- Xiangqian Gong, THAAD and China’s Trade Policy with South Korea
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Seryon Lee,
Trump’s “America First” Doctrine and Trans-Pacific Partnership
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Keyao Zhang, China Beamed Confidence into Economic Globalization on WEF
