Structuring China's Engagement with International Human Rights: The Case of Wage Protection Law and Practice

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Biddulph, SEditor
Biukovic, L; Potter, PDate
2017Source Title
Local Engagement with International Economic Law and Human RightsPublisher
Edward Elgar Publishing LtdUniversity of Melbourne Author/s
Biddulph, SarahAffiliation
Melbourne Law SchoolMetadata
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Biddulph, S. (2017). Structuring China's Engagement with International Human Rights: The Case of Wage Protection Law and Practice. Biukovic, L (Ed.). Potter, P (Ed.). Local Engagement with International Economic Law and Human Rights, Local Engagement with International Economic Law and Human Rights, (1), pp.236-263. Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.Access Status
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This year marks the 10th anniversary of China’s accession to the WTO. That period has seen dramatic reforms in China’s economy and increases in the breadth and depth of China’s engagement with the international trading order. Many have given a positive evaluation of China’s engagement with the international trading regime, in particular citing a high level of responsiveness to rulings of the dispute resolution panel decisions (Harpaz). Yet in some areas, China seems to have resisted and even rebuffed international norms and conventions.
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