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Contemporary Export Control Law of China

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Authors:
  1. Deming Zhao

    1. Global Law Office, Shanghai, China

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  • Provides unique practical and legislative insights of China export control law and sanctions legislations
  • Demonstrates a roadmap of export control and sanctions compliance in China
  • Features Chinese extra-territorial jurisdiction of China export control law and sanctions legislations

Part of the book series: Modern China and International Economic Law (CIEL)

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About this book

This book gives practical and in-depth presentation and analysis of the issues under China export control law and economic sanctions regime. This book not only addresses issues faced by the legal entities in China, but also attends to the concerns about Chinese extra-territorial jurisdiction of China export control law and sanctions legislations, on the part of foreign companies. Finally, the author shares his experiences on how to structure export control and sanctions compliance under Chinese law on the part of both Chinese and foreign companies. 

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Table of contents (9 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xv
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  2. Introduction

    • Deming Zhao
    Pages 1-31

  3. Multilateral Non-proliferation Export Controls

    • Deming Zhao
    Pages 33-66

  4. Export Control of Dual-Use Items

    • Deming Zhao
    Pages 67-105

  5. Export Control of Military Items

    • Deming Zhao
    Pages 107-125

  6. Certain Unilateral Export Controls: Non-dual Use Goods and Technologies

    • Deming Zhao
    Pages 127-158

  7. National Security and Extraterritorial Jurisdiction

    • Deming Zhao
    Pages 159-171

  8. Export Control Enforcement

    • Deming Zhao
    Pages 173-186

  9. Export Control Internal Compliance Programs

    • Deming Zhao
    Pages 187-209

  10. Countermeasures as Economic Sanctions

    • Deming Zhao
    Pages 211-226

  11. Back Matter

    Pages 227-250
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Authors and Affiliations

  • Global Law Office, Shanghai, China

    Deming Zhao

About the author

Dr. Deming Zhao, LL.B., LL.M., Ph.D., Law School of Xiamen University; LL.M., UCL; was the resident partner in Shanghai with Global Law Office. Dr. Zhao has been the pioneer and one of the leading lawyers who have developed the legal practice of customs and trade compliance (including export control) in the legal market of China. In 2012, he was awarded the “Client Choice – Top 20 Lawyers in China”, a result of the first survey of this nature by ALB. 


He is also recommended by Chambers Asia and Legal 500 as one of the top lawyers in trade compliance areas. Mr. Zhao is the chief editor of International Maritime Law, a popular textbook for law school students. He has contributed articles in Chinese, English, or German on customs, export control, and trade compliance issues to domestic and foreign publications or magazines, including the Yearbook of Global Ethics, Compliance & Integrity published in English by Deutscher Fachverlag—dfv, and the magazine Der Zoll-Profi (The Customs Professional) in German. Dr. Zhao co-authored the China chapter of the Guide to Sanctions, a book published by Global Investigations Review (GIR) in August 2020, edited each year thereafter. The China chapter introduced and analyzed the current export control scheme and the export control law of China. 




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