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Chow and Schoenbaum’s highly popular International Business Transactions focuses on private international business transactions in the areas of sale of goods, technology licensing, and foreign investment in the modern global economy. 

Focusing on private international business transactions, International Business Transactions: Problems, Cases, and Materials, Sixth Edition, covers the planning, structure, and implementation of these transactions in today’s global economy. 

New to the Sixth Edition: 

● Full coverage of China’s new foreign investment regime under the Foreign Investment Law and Company Law 

● Full Coverage of new EU Commission Regulations on Technology Transfers (EU 2026/877) and Vertical Agreements (EU 2022/720) 

● Full coverage of foreign investment in Brazil under its new Foreign Exchange Law 

● Updated legal materials and problems 

● Additional author-written text explaining key concepts 

Professors and students will benefit from: 

● Compact but comprehensive coverage of the subject. This book covers both international business planning and international litigation. 

● Thorough and comprehensive teacher’s manual helping professors with varying degrees of background in the field to teach the course effectively. 

● Additional stimulating problems with Teachers’ Guide to stimulate class discussion. 

● Thorough coverage of the United Nations Convention on International Sales of Goods. 

● Students will gain practical knowledge of the types of international business transactions. 

● Students will learn how to handle international business litigation and arbitration. 

● Students will learn how to handle international sales and investment transactions.