英文摘要 |
The English monograph of Prof. An CHEN, an octogenarian prominent professor at School of Law, Xiamen University and the Honorary Chairman of Chinese Society of International Economic Law (CSIEL for short, a nation-wide academic society), was recently published by Springer-verlag, a Germany-located yet world-renowned Publisher, under a broad title “The Voice from China: An CHEN on International Economic Law”. It has now entered the main disseminating channel of academic works, arousing extensive attention in the circles of international economic law. This monograph, with a total six parts and a colossal volume of 852 pages, has compiled within it 24 of Prof. Chen’s articles written in English since early 1980s. These English articles were mostly published by wellknown academic journals in and out of China. Guided by Marxism, they are all based on a common stand of China’s national conditions and a consistent perspective of world weak groups, endeavoring to speak up a completely different voice from those of mainstream Western powers as regards the fundamental theoretical problems and hot or controversial issues in practice in the field of contemporary international economic law. During his active participation in world academic debates, Prof. Chen persistently advocates for the just proposals of the many developing countries, and tries his best to reveal the improperness and potential hazard of those misguiding mainstream theories from the West, so as to protect the equitable rights and interests of world weak groups including China. This is why the monograph is entitled “The Voice from China”. |