Law of International Trade and Commerce

Law of International Trade and Commerce offers a comprehensive, accessible, and practice-oriented exploration of how trade operates across borders—and the legal frameworks that make it all possible. In a world where goods, services, and ideas move faster than ever before, understanding the laws that govern international commerce is crucial for students, legal professionals, and global business leaders alike.

This textbook guides readers through the foundations of international trade law, covering everything from classical trade theories and global trade institutions to export-import procedures, contract law, customs regulations, and dispute resolution. With detailed case studies, real-world examples, and clear explanations, it bridges the gap between theory and practical application.

Special emphasis is placed on modern challenges such as EU competition law, agency relationships, freight forwarding, and the handling of dangerous goods in international transport. The book also addresses evolving trade policies, global economic integration, and the impact of legal frameworks like GATT, TRIPS, and WTO rulings.

Written in a clear, student-friendly tone and supported by structured chapter exercises, this book encourages both academic learning and professional skill-building. Whether you’re preparing for a legal career in international trade or simply seeking to understand the rules behind global commerce, this text is your essential companion.

Law of International Trade and Commerce is not just about what the law says—it’s about how it works in the real world.