China's WTO Accession Reassessed

Wang Luolin is a famous Chinese economist. He was formerly Vice President of Xiamen University and Executive Vice President of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He now serves as Director of the Trade Policy Advisory Committee of the Ministry of Commerce and also as adviser to China Development Research Foundation.

Preface 1. Overview: Entry into the WTO: A Look Back Over the Past Ten Years and a Look Forward Part 1: China Ten Years after Joining the WTO 2. A Review of Economic Development since Joining the WTO, and a Look at Future Prospects 3. China’s Accession to the WTO and Reform of China’s Economic Structure 4. China’s Accession to the WTO with Respect to Improving the Social Security System in the Country 5. China and Intellectual Property Rights since Joining the WTO 6. China’s Accession to the World Trade Organization and the Country’s Industrial Development 7. China’s Agricultural Reform and Development after WTO Accession 8. Joining the WTO and Reform of China’s Financial Industry 9. China’s Energy Sector, since WTO Accession 10. Shanghai in the Decade since China’s Accession to the WTO 11. Shenzhen: Ten Years after China’s Entry into the WTO Part 2: Ten Years after Joining the WTO: China and the World 12. China’s Foreign Trade since Joining the WTO 13. Foreign Direct Investment in China, after Joining the WTO 14. China’s Entry into the WTO and the Investment of Chinese Enterprises Overseas 15. China’s Entry into the WTO and Foreign-Project Contracting 16. China’s Role in the WTO: ‘Opening up’ as a Way to Push Forward Reforms and as a Way to Combat Trade Protectionism 17. China’s Participation in Regional Economic Openness and Cooperation: A Review, Some Thoughts, and the Prospects 18. China and the Least Developed Countries: An Enquiry in the Trade Relationship during the Post-WTO Accession Period 19. China’s 10 Years in the WTO: Sustaining Openness-Based Growth into the Future