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China and US Foreign Investment Laws and Practices A Theoretical Explanation of National Security Review
The book is a comparative study of the national security review of foreign investment laws in China and the US.
The author establishes a theoretical framework to explain the dominant role of ideas on national security and foreign investment rooted in China and the US, as well as the oriented role of China-US investment interaction. She concludes that it is difficult for China and the US to reach a consensus on national security review due to their different internal ideas on national security and foreign investment. By comparing the similarities and differences in the development of national security review in China and the US, she also proposes a feasible approach to facilitate bilateral investment practices.
The book will attract scholars of international economic law, investment law, and Sino-US relations.
1 Theoretical Structure: A Constructivist Approach to Idea Dominance and Process Orientation in National Security Review 2 Idea Dominance in National Security Review of Foreign Investment Laws in China 3 Idea Dominance in National Security Review of Foreign Investment Laws in the US 4: The Process Orientation of National Security Reviews in China and US Foreign Investment Laws and Practices 5: A Comparative Study of Chinese and US National Security Reviews 6: A Constructivist Approach to China and US Investments in the Context of National Security Review
Biography
Liu Ziyu is a lecturer at China Foreign Affairs University. Her research area covers international investment law, Chinese law, and in particular, Chinese foreign investment law and comparative law. She holds a PhD in law from The University of Hong Kong. Prior to her doctorate, she obtained a Master's degree in law from National University of Singapore, and a Bachelor's degree in law and a Bachelor's degree in philosophy from Renmin University of China.
