China and the Future of International Economic Law

DURHAM UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL, UK


SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW,
CHINA UNIVERSITY OF POLITIC SCIENCE AND LAW 

invites you to 

China and the Future of International Economic Law Conference

7 July, 2022 12:00- 14:30, UK; 19:00-21:30, BEIJING

8 July 2022 8:00-15:00, UK; 15:00-22:00, BEIJING
 
The conference will take place over Zoom. 

Attend via Zoom using the following links: 

7 July: HTTPS://DURHAMUNIVERSITY.ZOOM.US/S/99189333261
WEBINAR ID: 991 8933 3261 | PASSCODE: 761825

8 July: HTTPS://DURHAMUNIVERSITY.ZOOM.US/S/99468198711
WEBINAR ID: 994 6819 8711 | PASSCODE: 815150

Registration for participation is not necessary.

The coexistence, interaction and competition between China’s unique development model and Western liberal capitalism bring forth a host of challenging ideological, conceptual, and practical issues to the international economic order. The simmering tension has culminated in the ongoing US- China trade/technology war, only further aggravated by the Covid-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war. The liberal international economic order has moved toward a new geoeconomic order and many claim that a new cold war has begun.  

The Durham-CUPL joint international online conference brings together more than 20 leading academics, senior government officials and practitioners from around the world to explore what the rise of China means for the future of the liberal international economic order, and the role of international economic law in managing this complex relationship.  

We look forward to welcoming you!

Prof Volker Roeben, Dean, Durham Law School 
Prof KONG Qingjiang, Dean, China University of Political Science & Law
Prof Ming Du, Professor in Chinese Law, Durham Law School 

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