Local Protectionism a Sword Rather than a Shield

Foreign investors are all too familiar with local protectionism in China. In particular, they are well aware that it is often difficult to enforce court…

5 minute readMay 02, 2001 at 12:58 AM
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Foreign investors are all too familiar with local protectionism in China. In particular, they are well aware that it is often difficult to enforce court judgments and arbitral awards because local governments and courts protect local parties.

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