Subjects:

China, Arbitration and Dispute Resolution, Other Jurisdictions

Produced in conjunction with the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, this is the first major title on arbitration in China. With China's accession to the World Trade Organisation and the expected further growth in foreign investment and regional trade, this work is timely.

Taking a practitioner approach, this book will be the definitive text on one of the fastest growing areas of law in China. It follows the style and format of Arbitration in Hong Kong: A Practical Guide, which was published in December 2003.

It is a two-volume work. The first volume contains practical information and, where applicable, flowcharts are provided. Apart from providing the general principles, it also provides extensive coverage on specialised areas of arbitration. This is the first time ever that a text deals comprehensively with specialist arbitration in China. The second volume provides a full set of reference materials, including rules and conventions, and comparative tables. It will be indispensable for anyone practising arbitration or who is interested in arbitration in China.

A dynamic editorial team headed by three Advisory Editors and two General Editors, plus 37 authors with years of practical expertise and knowledge, provides up-to-date, practical and reliable information in an easy to understand manner. Arbitration in China: A Practical Guide, the authoritative text on arbitration, is clearly another obvious choice.