Introduction to International Trade Law Part I
What you'll learn
- The fundamentals of International Trade Law
Requirements
- No
Description
This course is aimed at law students and economics/business management students as well as business professionals engaging in cross-border trade. The course is intended to give a thorough idea of the legal foundations of International Trade Law while remaining accessible and retaining a practical focus. Part I of this course (the current course) includes a comparison between UK, US and French law as a means of exemplifying the divergences between the main legal systems (common and civil law). This is approached from an international trade/cross-border contract perspective and as such offers invaluable insights for students. The course also includes a chapter on Business English as a taster for a longer Business English course, which will follow shortly. Note that the free version of this course contains only part of the lectures outlined above.
Who this course is for:
- Undergraduate and Postrgaduate Law and Economics students. Businesses engaged in International trade.
Course content
- Preview14:48
- 10:25Introduction: Structuring of International Trade
- 12:18Introduction: Benefits of International Trade
- 10:57Introduction: Specific legal problems in International Trade
- 07:57Legal framework: the interaction between legal sources
- Preview04:51
- 16:54Interactiona between legal sources: The relevance of European Union Law
Instructor
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We are a team of experts in European, Financial Services and Private International Law, offering innovative and bespoke solutions to your compliance needs, as well as highly specialised and informative training courses to suit professional and student needs.
Our main instructor, Dr Maria B Todorof is an experienced financial services and International Business Law consultant, with a focus on the regulatory implications of recent EU legislation and compliance.
She is an expert on the Shariah-compliant status of Islamic financial instruments for project financing. She is available to assess, certify and consult on the suitability to market of the relevant IF projects and products.