英文摘要 |
"It is generally believed that Chinese foreign-related administration( hereinafter referred to as CFRA) is an administrative act carried out by a state administrative organ against a foreign-related individual or organization in its own territory in accordance with its domestic laws.After China’s accession to the WTO,international law has been given more consideration in CFRA.After the Sino-US Economic and Trade Agreement took effect,CFRA highlights the long-standing structural contradictions in the economic and trade fields between the two countries. First,regulations on intellectual property rights,technology transfer,food and agricultural trade,financial services and other fields will affect the substantive and procedural contents of CFRA.Second,provisions on the extraterritoriality and application of domestic laws have greatly affected the jurisdiction of CFRA in specific fields.For different matters,the agreement confirms or restricts the extraterritoriality and application of Chinese laws to different degrees,while more broadly recognizes the extraterritoriality and application of American laws.The implementation of the agreement puts China under compliance pressure from domestic laws and policies,but it also promotes the development of the CFRA system." |