New Issues in International Trade Law course

The New Issues in International Trade Law course is a core component of the Doctoral Program in Economic Law at Foreign Trade University. It equips doctoral students with advanced knowledge, research methodologies, and analytical skills to explore and address emerging intersections between international trade and broader societal concerns. Key topics include the legal dimensions of trade in relation to labor rights, human rights, gender equality, and environmental protection.
Through a multidisciplinary approach, students will synthesize theoretical frameworks and apply research methods to critically examine how international trade law evolves to accommodate these pressing global issues. The course also emphasizes academic integrity, independent research, and the ability to engage in scholarly debate, while fostering adaptability and creativity in legal research. Proficiency in English for academic purposes is also developed to support international research collaboration and publication.