This book provides a comprehensive introduction to international trade law, covering the legal framework governing global trade relations. Authored by G. Prithvi and Syed Waleed Ahmed, and edited by N. Thangappan, the 3rd edition presents a structured and academic approach to understanding international trade regulations, agreements, and dispute resolution mechanisms. It explores key concepts such as WTO law, trade policies, tariffs, and cross-border commercial transactions, making it an essential resource for students and professionals interested in global trade law.
Key Features
- Covers fundamental principles of international trade law
- Includes discussion on WTO framework and trade agreements
- Explains tariffs, trade barriers, and regulatory mechanisms
- Covers dispute resolution in international trade
- Structured for academic learning and conceptual clarity
- Suitable for law students and competitive exam preparation
- Updated 3rd edition with refined content
- Published by Asia Law House
This book is highly beneficial for law students, particularly those specializing in international law and commercial law. It is also useful for candidates preparing for judiciary exams, UGC NET, and other competitive examinations where international trade law is included in the syllabus. Additionally, professionals in international business, trade policy, and legal advisory roles will find this book valuable for understanding the legal aspects of cross-border trade and global economic regulation.