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China and WTO Review (CWR) is an internationally referred scholarly journal(ESCI/SCOPUS) which is semi-annually published by UK Zhende Publishing Group on March 1 and September 1, respectively. CWR is dedicated to addressing critical law and policy questions regarding China and the World Trade Organization. The Review encompasses eminent academic papers and case reports comprehensively analyzing trade law and policy in a wide range of areas including dispute settlement proceedings involving China from a proactive viewpoint of international and comparative law, legal economics and policy. In addition, to the extent relevant to WTO covered agreements (or other trade accords for that matter), the Review deals with foreign investment, copyrights and other trade-related issues. It welcomes the contribution from China and around the world.

Vol. 7 No. 2 (2021)

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Published: 2021-09-01

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Articles

To Be or Not to Be? The Implementation of the MPIA from the Perspective of the WTO Dispute Settlement

Jiaxiang Hu, Dapo Wang (Author)
- cwr_v7n2_01.pdf
China’s Engagement in ISDS Reform: Text, Practice, and Political Economy

Wei Shen, Shuping Li (Author)
- cwr_v7n2_02.pdf
Ethics Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence: Comparing the European and Chinese Approaches

Marina Timoteo, Barbara Verri, Yukai Wang (Author)
- cwr_v7n2_03.pdf
Legal Grounds for Divorce in China: Origin and Evolution

Jianghao Xia (Author)
- cwr_v7n2_04.pdf
Regulation of Cryptoassets in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan

Aleksandr P. Alekseenko (Author)
- cwr_v7n2_05.pdf
Indigenous People in Pakistan: In Consideration of the Right to Cultural Property and Identity

Usman Hameed, Zarfishan Qaiser, Khushbakht Qaiser, Kashif Imran Zadi, Beata Pollock (Author)
- cwr_v7n2_06.pdf
Biden’s Trade Policies-Recalibrated, More Focused, and A Bit Concerning

Stuart S. Malawer (Author)
- cwr_v7n2_07.pdf
ECUPL Research Center of World Trade Organization

Le Ma (Author)
- cwr_v7n2_08.pdf
Conceptualizing the Regulatory Thicket: China’s Financial Markets after the Global Financial Crisis

Daile Xia, Kuangran Li (Author)
- cwr_v7n2_09.pdf