The law of international trade raises questions of great intellectual depth. In Principles of Law Relating to International Trade, the author draws from his practical and teaching experience to give a comprehensive introduction to the key areas of law that apply in international business.
For the benefit of readers unfamiliar with the English legal system and the many associated branches of English civil law, the book includes a brief introduction to, among other topics, constitutional, criminal, and employment law.
The branches of law directly related to international trade, such as contract, insurance, competition, carriage of goods, and sale of goods, are concisely covered in the main text. Case studies and examples are used to clarify the issues for the non-specialist, making international trade law accessible to those taking professional examinations in this field, as well as business executives. The extensive use of footnotes and inclusion of case commentaries bring into clearer focus the many facets of this complicated subject and would be of benefit to the international trade law specialist.
Principles of Law Relating to International Trade (formerly Principles of Law Relating to Overseas Trade) has been comprehensively expanded, revised, repackaged and re-titled in this edition to provide a more accessible and relevant textbook on the subject. Commentary and references to new and classic cases are now included in footnotes in the main text, for ease of reading. Imbued with careful research and practical experience it presents an attempt to form a concise and authoritative statement of the law affecting international trade. The book’s concise, lucid style will be particularly popular among law students both at degree and professional level, and among practising lawyers.
Nicholas Kouladis is a practising solicitor and Senior Lecturer in Laws at Southampton Solent University. He is Law Examiner of both the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers and the Institute of Export. Currently an Associate Law Lecturer with the Open University, and Southampton City College, he was formerly Law Lecturer at University of Southampton. He has published a number of books on Insurance, Maritime, and International Trade Law. He was recently privileged to offer his counsel to the Greek Ministry of Mercantile Marine, where he is now appointed as Minister’s Adviser.
