Commercial Law

This course is divided into four parts: The first part is the general introduction, which teaches the concepts of commercial law, commercial subjects, commercial behavior, business names, and business Concepts and systems of operators and employees, and business management systems. Part Two is the Law of Commercial Subjects, which introduces the concepts and interrelationships of different commercial organizations, including sole proprietors, sole proprietorships, companies, joint ventures, associates and enterprise groups. Part Three is the commercial intermediary system, which teaches commercial agency, brokerage system, trust, bailment, intermediary and franchise rights. Part 4: Commodity circulation, teaches different methods of commodity sales (business, agency sales, direct sales, pyramid selling, etc.), introduces circulating securities (stocks, bonds, bills of lading, warehouse receipts, etc.), futures trading, real estate trading, transportation and warehousing systems.

Law of Corporations

Introduces the corporate systems of various countries and laws related to attracting foreign investment. The content mainly includes: the emergence and development of companies; the main organizational forms of industrial and commercial enterprises, focusing on the legal status, characteristics and relevant legal provisions of partnerships, limited liability companies and joint stock limited liability companies; combined with my country's Sino-foreign joint venture enterprise law, introduces various countries Laws on the attraction of foreign investment and international treaties on the protection of foreign investment. Teachers mainly use classroom discussions to organize students to analyze major cases in China, the United States and other countries, summarize and compare the basic characteristics of corporate law systems in different countries, and help students grasp the main characteristics, development trends and development trends of my country's corporate law in a broader context. Pros and cons orientation.

Maritime Law

This course mainly introduces my country’s Maritime Law and other countries’ legal systems related to maritime trade, as well as relevant international conventions, international practices and legal practices. of jurisprudence. Its content mainly includes: an introduction introducing the concept, adjustment objects, historical evolution and origin of maritime law; ships and crews introducing ship ownership, ship mortgage rights, ship priority; maritime cargo transportation contracts, ship chartering contracts and marine insurance contracts _This part is the focus of teaching; ship collision, ship towing, maritime rescue, general average damage, limitation of maritime liability, maritime litigation statute of limitations, legal application of foreign-related maritime legal relations and the handling of maritime disputes, etc. Question_This section provides a general introduction.

Law of Negotiable Instruments

It mainly introduces China’s Negotiable Instruments Law. At the same time, it will introduce the British and American Negotiable Instruments Law from a comparative perspective (focusing on Chapter 3 of the Uniform Commercial Code of the United States). ) and the relevant contents of the International Uniform Instrument Law. Among different bills (including bills of exchange, bills of exchange, checks), this course focuses on the teaching of bills of exchange and checks, including bill issuance, endorsement, presentation, payment, dishonor, recourse and other bill behaviors, and analyzes the relationship between the parties in the bill behavior. and related rights of action and defense. In the check chapter, the legal relationship between the bank and the customer will also be introduced.

International Economic Law

This course mainly teaches five parts: the first part is an overview of international economic law and the legal framework of the WTO; the second part mainly teaches international The Goods Trade Remedy Law; the third part mainly teaches the international service trade law; the fourth part mainly teaches the international tax legal system; the fifth part teaches the settlement of international economic disputes. Detailed introduction to the concepts, characteristics, relationships between subjects and related disciplines of international economic law, the basic functions and legal document framework of the WTO, the legal remedies and investigation procedures for anti-dumping, countervailing and safeguard measures in the WTO, and the basic legal principles of international trade in services And rules system, the theory and practice of international tax jurisdiction, the main contents of bilateral tax treaties, WTO trade dispute settlement mechanism, international investment dispute settlement system and other international economic dispute settlement means and basic procedures. Through teachers teaching relevant laws, introducing cases, integrating theory with practice, and combining a large number of extracurricular readings, classroom key lectures and classroom discussions, students are helped to grasp the basic principles, rules and operating procedures of international economic law, and prepare students for international trade and investment. , taxation and other fields to lay a solid foundation for further theoretical research and legal practice.

Private International Law

Includes three major parts: (1) Conflict rules, that is, when different countries make different provisions on the settlement of a certain civil and commercial dispute When the dispute is resolved, it stipulates which country’s civil and commercial law should be applied to resolve the dispute; (2) International civil litigation procedures, which mainly involve: the jurisdiction of national courts over international civil and commercial cases, judicial assistance provided to courts in other countries, and judicial assistance to courts in other countries. Recognition and enforcement of judgments issued by courts in other countries; (3) General systems of private international law, such as identification, reciprocity, policies and good customs, legal avoidance, ascertainment of foreign law content, etc. This course will use a method that combines theoretical narration with classic case analysis to enable students to deepen their understanding of abstract legal concepts and categories. The content of this course will also be continuously updated and adjusted as the reform of legal teaching deepens.

Economic Law

A brief introduction to the main laws used by the state to implement macro-control of the economy and regulate the market under the conditions of the socialist market economy. The course content includes basic theories of economic law and individual regulations such as fiscal law, tax law, banking law, antitrust law, anti-unfair competition law, and consumer rights protection law. The purpose of the course is to enable students to understand the relationship between law and economic systems and the role and influence of law in economic management and market regulation.

Intellectual Property Law (Intel lectual Property)

Introduces the basic theory and application theory of intellectual property, focusing on the application theory. It also introduces relevant international conventions and their relationship with domestic laws. . The main contents include: the concept, basic principles, development history and trends of intellectual property, theoretical issues and major disputes; a detailed introduction to the basic contents of patents, copyrights, trademarks, computer programs, trade secrets and China's legislation , judicial and other basic situations; grasp the teaching situation from three aspects: theoretical, systematic and scientific, and make timely adjustments.

General Principles to Civil law

The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the basic theories, basic concepts and basic systems of General Principles of Civil Law. It is an integral part of the entire civil law course. The first part of the system. This course includes the following content: 1. Overview of civil law, describing the meaning, adjustment objects, development history, origin, scope of application, etc. of civil law; 2. Basic principles of civil law, describing the guiding principles established by my country’s civil law; 3. Civil legal relations, Describe the concepts, characteristics, constituent elements of civil legal relationships, civil legal facts, civil rights, civil obligations and civil responsibilities; 4. Natural persons, describe the natural person’s civil rights capacity and civil capacity, declaration of disappearance and death, guardianship, etc.; 5. Legal person , describe the civil rights and civil capacity of legal persons, legal person agencies, establishment, change and termination of legal persons; 6. Civil legal acts, describe the meaning of civil legal acts, expression of intention, establishment and effectiveness of civil legal acts, conditions and deadlines Civil acts, invalid civil acts, revocable civil acts and civil acts whose validity is pending, etc.; 7. Agency, describing the concept and characteristics of agency, classification of agency, power of agency, types of agency without authority, etc.; 8. Statute of limitations, describing Types of statute of limitations, period of statute of limitations, suspension, interruption and extension of statute of limitations, etc.

Civil Law Property Law

The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the basic theories, basic concepts and basic systems of civil law property rights. It is the third part of the entire civil law curriculum system. Part Two. This course includes the following content: 1. Overview of property rights, describing the concept and effect of property rights, types of property rights, and changes in property rights; 2. Ownership, describing an overview of ownership, ownership of real estate and ownership of movable property; 3. *** , describe the concepts and characteristics of ownership, ownership by share, ownership by shares; 4. Usufruct rights, describe the concepts of usufruct rights, land rights, land contract management rights , mortgage rights, easements; 5. Security rights, describing the overview of security rights, mortgage rights, pledge rights, and liens; 6. Possession, describing the overview of possession, the effectiveness and protection of possession, and the acquisition and elimination of possession.

Civil Law Obligation

The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the basic theory, basic concepts and basic system of Civil Law Obligation. It is the third part of the entire civil law curriculum system.

This course includes the following content: 1. Overview of debt, describing the concept, characteristics and components of debt, causes of debt, and classification of debt; 2. Performance of debt, describing the concept and principles of debt; 3. Preservation and guarantee of debt , describes the specific methods of debt preservation and guarantee; 4. Transfer and elimination of debt, describes the transfer of creditor's rights, transfer of debt, transfer of creditor's rights and debts, and elimination of debt; 5. Contract, describes the concept and characteristics of the contract, and the Classification, conclusion of contract, performance of contract, change and termination of contract, liability for breach of contract; 6. Torts, describing the concept and legal characteristics of torts, classification of torts, principles of liability for torts, and the composition of general torts Requirements, tort liability for various special torts; 7. Unjust enrichment, describing the overview of unjust enrichment, establishment requirements, types and content of debts for unjust enrichment; 8. Debt without cause management, describing the establishment of unjust and cause-less management Requirements and content of undue management debt. The international law major (including three directions: international public law, international private law, and international economic law) was established on January 3, 1984. It is one of the first two doctoral programs established by our school and was rated as a national university in 2002. level key disciplines. Its professional goal is to train students to have a solid legal theoretical foundation and extensive foreign-related economic and trade knowledge, and to be proficient in listening, speaking, reading and writing in foreign languages, so as to become high-level legal talents in the field of international law.

1. National key disciplines and high-level research results

Since its establishment, the Law School of the University of International Business and Economics has been at the domestic advanced level in the teaching and research of international economic law. . The international law major of our school is a national key discipline approved by the Ministry of Education. It has a doctoral program in international law and a postdoctoral mobile station.

After the construction of three deans Feng Datong, Shen Sibao and Wang Jun and all teachers, the international law major has gathered a group of outstanding young and middle-aged backbone teachers and formed a strong teaching and scientific research echelon. Remarkable results have been achieved. In 2005, the International Economic Law Research Society of the China Law Society was established on the basis of our institute. The Research Society has gathered many famous scholars in the international economic law profession across the country and has become the most important national professional academic group in this field (renamed China International Economic Law in 2013 Economic and Trade Law Research Association); with the funding of the National Tenth Five-Year Plan and "211 Project", the Department of International Law has established professional academic research institutions such as the WTO Legal Research Center, and has completed or is about to complete a number of important scientific research results, some of which It has been used as a reference for decision-making by practical departments; teachers in the Department of International Law have also presided over a number of research projects funded by the National Philosophy and Social Science Fund as well as the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Justice, the Legal Affairs Bureau of the State Council, and the Ministry of Commerce. It has been published in authoritative domestic legal journals He has published nearly a hundred academic papers in core journals and dozens of monographs.

2. Doctoral Program, Advanced Teaching Methods and Levels

The International Law major is one of the fourteen majors that can be awarded a doctorate at the University of International Business and Economics. It has trained for the country over the years. A large number of outstanding professionals.

The "International Business Law" course offered by the Department of International Law has been evaluated as a national-level quality course by the Ministry of Education. The textbook "International Business Law" of this course has sold hundreds of thousands of copies, cultivating and influencing several generations of economic and trade legal talents.

Other courses offered by the Department of International Law, such as international investment law, are also very popular among students. Teachers in our department have long developed their own distinctive teaching methods. They use case teaching and bilingual teaching in many courses to enhance students' ability to apply Chinese law and understand foreign law. In order to cooperate with case teaching and bilingual teaching, teachers in our department have compiled English case teaching reference books such as "Selected International Business Law Teaching Cases (English)", "British and American Commercial Organization Law", "International Law", and "Lifting the Corporate Veil", which have greatly contributed to It promotes the cultivation of "Three Meetings" talents (who master legal professional knowledge and understand foreign languages ??and economic and trade knowledge at the same time).

The Department of International Law has also made great achievements in cultivating master's and doctoral students, and the graduate students it has trained are well received by employers. In addition to training doctoral students for mainland China, our department has also trained nearly ten doctoral students for Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, South Korea and other countries in recent years.

The Department of International Law has also made outstanding achievements in conducting foreign teaching. In 2003, our school undertook a project to train more than ten EU lawyers, and teachers in our department undertook most of the teaching tasks.

3. High-level foreign exchange

Most of the young and middle-aged teachers in the Department of International Law have experience studying or being visiting scholars in Europe and the United States and other countries, and have rich resources for foreign exchange. Annual exchanges with foreign countries, especially visits with famous foreign universities and research institutions, are very frequent. The Department of International Law has established stable and long-term cooperative relationships with some foreign universities and research institutions. It regularly holds summer lectures, exchanges of teachers and students, etc. The external exchanges and cooperation that keep pace with the times enable teachers in the Department of International Law to track their own research. The latest developments in the field and apply relevant information to their own scientific research and teaching. Some teachers have also been invited as senior visiting scholars or researchers abroad, and have published many papers in foreign academic journals. The college has a first-level doctoral program in law, a postdoctoral mobile station in law, and a national second-level key discipline - international law. It is a first-level key discipline of law in Beijing.

Department of Teaching and Research

Department of International Law

Department of Economic Law

Department of Civil and Commercial Law

Constitutional Law Department of Academic and Administrative Law

Department of Procedural Law

Department of Legal Theory

Department of Criminal Law Undergraduate:

Legal Major

Master of Science Degree:

Legal Theory, International Law, Economic Law, Civil and Commercial Law, Constitutional Law and Administrative Law, Procedural Law, Criminal Law

Master of Professional Degree:

Master of Laws J.M. (Law) and Master of Laws J.M. (Non-Law)

Ph.D.:

International Law (including: International Public Law, International Private Law, International Economics) Law), Civil and Commercial Law

Postdoctoral Mobile Station

Law Postdoctoral Mobile Station International commercial law is a general term for various legal norms that regulate international commercial transactions and commercial organizations. Its teaching targets are undergraduate students majoring in international economic law at the School of Law of the University of International Business and Economics, as well as senior undergraduate students majoring in international trade, international business management, and foreign trade English on campus. Students should enter this course after completing foreign trade courses such as "International Trade", "International Trade Practice" and "International Finance".

The main contents of international commercial law are: (1) Introduction; (2) Agency law; (3) Partnership law; (4) Company law; (5) Foreign-invested enterprise law; (6) Contract law ; (7) Sales Law; (8) Product Liability Law; (9) Instrument Law; (10) International Commercial Arbitration. It should be said that the above content is the core part of international commercial law, but it does not mean the entire content. Among them, contract law, sales law and company law are the focus of this course, because in foreign-related economic activities, contracts, especially contracts for the sale of goods, are basic legal documents, and companies are the most important subjects engaged in international commercial activities. Negotiable instrument law is an important part of commercial law. However, due to class time restrictions, it may not be taught to students majoring in foreign trade, management, foreign languages, etc., but it must be taught to students majoring in international economic law. As for legal issues in transportation and insurance, since students have already acquired the necessary knowledge in courses such as "International Trade Practice", "Maritime Law" and "Insurance", they are not planned to be included in the "International Business Law" course. .

This course is mainly based on classroom lectures, supplemented by case discussions or simulated arbitral tribunals or simulated courts. The purpose is to enable students to understand how to apply the legal principles they have learned to resolve actual business disputes on the basis of mastering the basic principles of law.

International Business Law is one of the fifteen key construction core courses of the University of International Business and Economics. It is characterized by its professionalism and strong practicality, which is in line with the needs of the market economy, especially the social demand for international economic and trade talents after China's accession to the WTO. needs are closely related. This course is open to the whole school and requires students to master basic knowledge of international trade, international finance, and import and export business before studying this course. The teaching targets are undergraduate students majoring in international economic law in the School of Law and senior undergraduate students majoring in international trade, international business management, foreign trade English and other majors on campus.

Since 1980, the University of International Business and Economics has offered international business law courses, which has a history of 25 years. These 25 years can be divided into two periods.

The first period is from 1980 to 1993. This period was the period when international business law courses were created and the system was established.

During this period, the University of International Business and Economics separated the International Economic Law Teaching and Research Section from the Department of International Economics and Trade and established the Department of International Economic Law. Professor Feng Datong served as the department director. The leader of the international business law course was mainly the famous Chinese jurist Shen Daming. , Professor Feng Datong. The main achievements during this period are:

(1) The establishment of an international commercial law system that meets the needs of my country’s foreign economic and trade development;

(2) Professors Shen Daming and Feng Datong The "International Commercial Law" textbook compiled in 1980 was later designated as the unified textbook of the former Ministry of Foreign Trade. It won the first prize of the former Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation's Excellent Textbook and the Beijing Municipal Social Science Research Achievement Award. Professor Feng Datong edited and published the textbook "International Business Law" (Revised Edition) in 1992, which was later designated as a unified textbook by the former Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation and was once rated as an excellent textbook by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation.

The second period is from 1994 to the present. This period was the establishment period of international business law as a brand course. In 1994, the University of International Business and Economics transformed the Department of International Economic Law into the School of Law, with Professor Shen Sibao as its dean. During this period, the main leaders of the international business law course were Professor Shen Sibao, Dean of the Law School, and Professor Wang Jun, Vice Dean. The main achievements during this period are:

1. The teaching and scientific research level of international business law has been continuously improved. The international law major with international business law courses as the core won the title of national key discipline in 2002.

2. The international business law course was rated as the best course in Beijing in 2003.

3. The international business law course textbook "International Business Law" compiled by professors Shen Sibao, Wang Jun, and Jiao Jinhong was rated as a high-quality higher education textbook in Beijing. The textbook "International Business Law" has now been adopted by various colleges and universities, with more than hundreds of thousands of copies issued so far, which has had a great impact on society and played an irreplaceable role in unifying the format of international business law teaching materials;

4. New teaching methods have been continuously summarized in the teaching of international business law, including: case teaching method, bilingual teaching method and other teacher-student interactive teaching methods, and the use of multimedia means for teaching. The adoption of these methods has had a greater impact domestically. The School of Law of the University of Economics and Business has held many national international business law case teaching seminars, and jointly studied the teaching methods of international business law courses with domestic colleagues.

5. Compiled a number of international business law case teaching and bilingual teaching series teaching materials. In addition to the "International Business Law" teaching materials, the representative ones include:

(1) Shen Sibao , Wang Jun, Jiao Jinhong: "Selected Cases for Teaching International Business Law (English)", published by Law Press in 1999, this textbook was rated as a national recommended textbook for graduate students by the Ministry of Education;

(2) Wang Jun: " "Selected Cases of American Contract Law", published by China University of Political Science and Law Press in 1995;

(3) Wang Jun: "American Contract Law", published by China University of Political Science and Law Press in 1996;

< p>(4) Ding Ding edited: "Anglo-American Commercial Organization Law" (Case Essence Series), published by University of International Business and Economics Press in 2004.