China in the International Economic Order - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Author Biographies

pp vii-xiv

Preface

pp xv-xvi

Glossary

pp xvii-xx

1 - China in the International Economic Order

pp 1-8

Part I - Perspectives on China in the International Order

pp 9-76

2 - Revamping the China Model for the Post-Global Financial Crisis Era

pp 11-26

3 - Regarding China

pp 27-42

4 - China and International Tribunals

pp 43-61

5 - China's Legal Cultural Relationship to International Economic Law

pp 62-76

Part II - Trade

pp 77-148

6 - From the Doha Round to the China Round

pp 79-97

7 - China's Implementation ofWTO Decisions

pp 98-111

8 - The Emerging Rules on State Capitalism and Their Implications for China's Use of SOEs

pp 112-127

9 - Standards as a Means to Technological Leadership?

pp 128-148

Part III - Financial and Monetary

pp 149-224

10 - China's Negotiation of the International Economic Legal Order

pp 151-169

11 - Is the Rise of Chinese State Capital a Regulatory Game Changer?

pp 170-188

12 - Contesting the Liberal Imaginary?

pp 189-210

13 - China, Economic Taoism, and Development

pp 211-224

Part IV - Competition, IP, and Investment

pp 225-318

14 - Chinese Companies and Outbound Investment

pp 227-244

15 - Mergers with Conditions in China

pp 245-267

16 - Geopolitics, China, and Investor–State Arbitration

pp 268-292

17 - China, Intellectual Property Rights, and the WTO

pp 293-318

Index

pp 319-324