Innovation and the Transformation of Consumer Law

28.11.2020

Englisch

9789811589478

Springer Singapore

Nein

466

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Gebundene Ausgabe

National and International Perspectives

Dan Wei is Full Professor and Associate Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Macau. She is a member of the Economic Development Council of the Macau Special Administrative Region Government and Invited Expert of Ascertainment of Foreign Law of the Center for Ascertainment of Foreign Law of the Supreme People’s Court of Republic of China. She is Vice-President and Titular Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law (IACL), Arbitrator and Mediator of China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), the General Rapporteur of the Committee of International Protection of Consumers of International Law Association (ILA), and a board member of International Association of Consumer Law. In China, she is council member of WTO Research Society of China Law Society, council member of Consumer Protection Research of China Law Society, and council member of Legal Periodicals of China Law Society. She is the Series Editor of “Laws of Emerging Countries” of the Springer. She has authored more than one hundred pieces of different kinds of academic publications on International Trade and Investment Law, Competition Law, Commercial Law, Arbitration, Consumer Law, and Labor Law. Professor Dan Wei is also an expert of China – Portuguese Speaking Countries relations (in particular, Brazil-China and Portugal-China). She is the General Director of Macao Association for Brazilian Studies and Co-Editor-in-Chief of Macau Journal of Brazilian Studies.

consumer law, consumer protection, international tourists as consumers, artificial intelligence and consumption habit, financial services and Over-indebtedness, consumers behavioral economic analysis, Right of Withdrawal, ecommerce, sharing economy and consumer protection, consumer redress and class actions, ADR and consumer rights

LB - Internationales Recht LAM - Rechtsvergleichung LNH - Arbeitsrecht, allgemein LNT - Sozialrecht und Medizinrecht LNCB - Handelsrecht

235 mm

15.5 cm