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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. 9 No. 1 (2023)

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Published: 2024-04-11

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Exploring the Development of Agricultural Trade between China and ASEAN under the RCEP: A SWOT Analysis

Shufeng Cong, Lee Chin, Lee Chin (Author)
- cwr_v9n1_01.pdf
On Evolutionary Geoeconomics and the RCEP Case: A Correlative SWOT Analysis

Charis Vlados (Author)
- cwr_v9n1_02.pdf
India’s Trade Policy Dilemma: RCEP and the New FTA Strategy

Surendar Singh (Author)
- cwr_v9n1_03.pdf
Common Prosperity of China and ASEAN in Manufacturing through RCEP: A New Strategy

Sirui Wu, Huaiyu Gu, Kai Liu (Author)
- cwr_v9n1_04.pdf
Negotiating RCEP: The Role of ASEAN in Middle-Power Diplomacy

Francisco A. Magno, Martin Josef E. Vivo (Author)
- cwr_v9n1_05.pdf
Malaysian Perspective to RCEP: A SWOT Analysis

Siti Darwinda Mohamed Pero, Muhammad Ali Ridha Norman (Author)
- cwr_v9n1_06.pdf
The US Trade Relations with China: Worrisome Developments in the US Law

Stuart S. Malawer (Author)
- cwr_v9n1_07.pdf
Coordinating International Trade and Human Rights as an Innovative Approach to Cross-Cultural Dispute Resolution

Chao Wang, Zhuoxin Lin (Author)
- cwr_v9n1_08.pdf
Third Party Funding for Dispute Resolution

Siyuan Jin, Wei Shen (Author)
- cwr_v9n1_09.pdf