A Review of International Trade Law (2nd Edition): A Bilingual Textbook for Economics and Business Majors in Chinese Universities

The second edition of International Trade Law, published as an English-Chinese bilingual textbook under the series for national higher education institutions’ economics and management majors and business English majors, serves as a cornerstone resource for undergraduate students navigating the complexities of global commerce and textile trade legal services. Authored to bridge language and legal paradigms, this textbook systematically integrates foundational principles of international trade law—such as the WTO agreements, INCOTERMS, and dispute resolution mechanisms—with real-world case studies tailored to the textile industry. Its bilingual structure not only enhances readers' legal English proficiency but also supports comparative understanding between Chinese trade regulations and international norms. Notably, the text offers dedicated sections on textile trade legal services, covering topics like anti-dumping measures, intellectual property enforcement in fabric exports, and compliance with preferential trade rules . These practical insights, paired with simplified legal arguments and end-of-unit glossaries, make it accessible to undergraduates yet stringent in academic rigor—a must-have for students and practitioners aiming to specialize in trade compliance, contract negotiation, or law firm consulting within fast-paced fashion capitalism frameworks.