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WTO and Law Education in China

Cai Dong-fang

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Law education in China has been confronted with unprecedented challenges as well as opportunities since China entered WTO. Therefore it must head for the internationalization and educate the law talents on the world base.

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Law education in China has been confronted with unprecedented challenges as well as opportunities since China entered WTO. Therefore it must head for the internationalization and educate the law talents on the world base.

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Law education in China has been confronted with unprecedented challenges as well as opportunities since China entered WTO. Therefore it must head for the internationalization and educate the law talents on the world base.

Key concepts: China, Internationalization, Political science, Law, International trade, Business

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