新<外商投资法>下对中美投资协定谈判的再审视

Translated title of the contribution: Rethinking the Negotiation on the China-US Bilateral Investment Treaty from the Perspective of China’s New Foreign Investment Law

Liying Zhang, Cheng Lin

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Abstract

The China-US bilateral investment treaty negotiation has been suspended by the China-US Trade war. In face of the tendency of increasing unilateralism and trade disputes, China chose to further open up its domestic market by establishing free trade zones, enacting its new Foreign Investment Act and adopting a negative list for foreign investment. However, the China-US BIT is still very important due to the irreplaceable influences of the China and US on the world’s economy. The reform currently taken in China provides a firm grounding for the China-US BIT negotiation to adapt the “pre-establishment national treatment + negative list mode” and to include the essential security interest clause. However, two other issues, namely the prudential measures clause and dispute settlement clause, still need serious consideration and scrutinization.
Translated title of the contributionRethinking the Negotiation on the China-US Bilateral Investment Treaty from the Perspective of China’s New Foreign Investment Law
Original languageChinese
PublisherUniversity of Wuhan, China
ISBN (Print)9787510204289
Publication statusPublished - 2019

Publication series

NameInternational and Comparative Law Review (国际法与比较法论丛)
Volume25

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