Digital Economy Sustainability and International Economic Law. Volume 3 / Lei Zhang, Xiaowen Tan, and Pinguang Ying.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Zhang, Lei, author.

Tam, Hilda, author.

Ying, Pinguang, author.

Series:

Current and Future Developments in Law Series ; 3.

Current and Future Developments in Law Series ; Volume 3

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

International economic relations.

International trade--Effect of technological innovations on.

International trade.

Law and economic development--China.

Law and economic development.

Physical Description:

1 online resource : illustrations.

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Singapore : Bentham Science Publishers, [2023]

Summary:

This volume reviews issues that address the interconnection between digital economy, sustainability and international economic law. It covers a range of topics, including renewables subsidies, AI and corporate governance, digital currency, dispute resolution and new developments in trade law. The selection of chapters intends to illustrate how the digital economic, sustainable development goals and arrangements could influence and potentially shape international economic law, and how they are intertwined in an increasingly connected world. However, as the concepts of digital economy and sustainable development integrate unevenly into different fields of law, the selection focuses on some of the most visible influences in corporate and international trade law in Asia. The chapters in this volume are written by eminent authorities who are devoted to the emerging multidisciplinary fields of international economic law. Contributions include structured sections with a concluding summary and reference list for the benefit of a broad range of readers. This is a timely reference for legal scholars, practitioners and law students seeking updated and critical information from the perspective of an increasingly digital, and sustainability-focused global trade economy.-- Provided by publisher.

Contents:

Cover

Title

Copyright

End User License Agreement

Contents

Foreword

Preface

List of Contributors

A Legal Analysis of the Photovoltaic Subsidy Under The WTO Trade Regime

Kailun Zheng1,*

INTRODUCTION

PV AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SUBSIDIES UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF THE WTO

EU Renewable Energy Policies

THE INTERSECTION OF TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION AND THE WTO SUBSIDY

Technology Subsidies in WTO Large Aircraft Cases

THE DEFICIENCIES IN THE TECHNOLOGY SUBSIDY RULES

The Difficulty In Calculating Research Benefits

LOOKING FORWARD

CONCLUSION

CONSENT FOR PUBLICATION

CONFLICT OF INTEREST

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

REFERENCES

Corporate Social Responsibility: The Experiences of China, Japan and Bhutan A Comparative Approach

Federica Monti1,*

The Origin And The Development Of CSR: A Brief Overview

CULTURAL VARIABLES AS THE MAJOR DISCRIMINATING FACTOR

DIMENSIONS OF CSR IN EASTERN AND SOUTHERN ASIA COUNTRIES: CHINA, JAPAN, AND BHUTAN

Corporate Social Responsibility in the People's Republic of China

The Influence Of Confucianism And Other Socio-political And Philosophical-religious Movements

A CSR with Chinese Characteristics

Japanese CSR and the "Reverse Effect Of Thinking Kaizen". A Brief Analysis Of The Most Common Japanese Business Terms

The Kingdom of Bhutan

GNH &amp

CSR: Is There Any Common Ground?

THE INTERNATIONAL AND EUROPEAN TENDENCY, THROUGH SHARED CSR DEFINITIONS: A MACRO OVERVIEW

CONCLUDING REMARKS

AI, Corporate Governance And Sustainability

Laura Marchegiani1,*

MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS AND AI

RETHINKING CORPORATE PURPOSE: WHAT A ROLE FOR AI?

ANCILLARY ALGORITHMS: DIGITAL CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND DIRECTORS' LIABILITY

CONCLUSION.

CONSENT FOR PUBLICATON

The Global Competition For Issuing Central Bank Digital Currency ('CBDC') And The Design Of Its Regulatory Framework - A Review Of The Development of CBDCs In China

Qi Lu1,* and Xiya Ye2

THE REASONS FOR ISSUANCE OF A CBDC, CONCEPT CLARIFICATION, AND POSSIBLE MODELS

The Necessity And Merits Of Issuing A CBDC

Definition of CBDC - with Comparison to Other Digital Currencies

Possible Models of CBDC

THE CHINESE CBDC-DCEP

Elements And Models Of The Chinese CBDC In Testing

Synthesis Of Account-Based And Token-Based Two-Tier System

'One Currency, Two Vaults, Three Centres'

Remuneration Or Not?

Other Features Of The DCEP

Challenges That The DCEP May Encounter

Paradoxes Between The Narrow Banking Issue And Facilitation Of DCEP's Wide Use

Possible Responses to the Challenges - Differentiated Treatment for Different Types of Digital Wallets

Refinement of Commercial Mediation Systems In The Greater Bay Area: From The Perspective Of Hong Kong's Experience And Implications For The Mainland

Hui CHEN1,*

RESEARCH SCOPE OF COMMERCIAL MEDIATION

COMMERCIAL MEDIATION SYSTEMS IN THE MAINLAND AND HONG KONG

Development of Mediation in China

The Mediation System in Hong Kong

EMERGING PROBLEMS IN PROMOTING COMMERCIAL MEDIATION IN THE GBA

The Principle of Voluntariness in Mediation

The Principle of Confidentiality of Mediation

Enforceability of Mediated Settlement Agreements

Capacity Building of Mediators

THE HONG KONG EXPERIENCE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE REFINEMENT OF GBA MEDIATION SYSTEM

Voluntariness and Self-Determination of Mediation Activities

Confidentiality Rules in Mediation.

Enforceability of Mediated Settlement Agreements

Uniform Accreditation Standards and Organization

A Diversified Dispute Resolution Mechanism for Settling International Commercial Disputes in China

Jie Zheng1 and Li Chen2,*

INTRODUCTION: THE DESIGN OF THE DDRM AND ITS BACKGROUND

THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE CICC IN CHINA UNDER THE BELT-AND-ROAD INITIATIVE

Jurisdiction of the CICC

Enhanced Expertise in Adjudicating Foreign-Related Commercial Disputes

Streamlined Procedural Reforms and Advanced Evidentiary Rules

The One-step International Commercial DDSM Platform

RECENT ARBITRATION REFORMS IN CHINA IN SHANGHAI FTZS

Nationality of Foreign Administered Awards Seated in China

Validity of Arbitration Agreements with the Designation of Foreign Arbitration Institutions

The Need for a Thorough Breakthrough in the Amendment of the Arbitration Law of the PRC

COMMERCIAL MEDIATION DEVELOPMENT IN CHINA

Mediation in China from a Historical Perspective

People's Mediation With Chinese Characteristics

Judicial Mediation As A Solution To Tackle Case Overload

Development of Commercial Mediation in the Shadow of Law

Institutionalization and the Rise of Commercial Mediation in China

Boundaries Between People's Mediation And Commercial Mediation

Lack Of Legal Certainty Regarding The Enforceability Of International Mediated Settlement Agreements

CONCLUSION: FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DDRM

Subject Index.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references.

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

9789815124064

9815124064

OCLC:

1379471232