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China and WTO: The Impact of International Norms on China’s Foreign Trade Legal Reform
This thesis examines the impact of the GATT/WTO system on China’s foreign trade legal reform and further explains the beneficial effects of China’s membership for themselves, the WTO, and other participating nations. The thesis elaborates briefly on the history of China’s effort to become a member o
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