The Author: Chuyang Liu obtained a Master of Law at Dalian Maritime University, China and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Victoria University, Australia. She was a researcher at the World Trade Institute in Berne and obtained her doctoral degree from the Faculty of Law of the University of Berne, Switzerland in 2007. The author has practical work experience in higher education, a law firm and large consultancy companies in China and Australia. Since completing her dissertation, the author has worked as a senior advisor at an international professional services company in Australia.

«(...) Dr. Liu's book is a well researched, well structured and (...) well written effort to bring to the wider attention the points of convergence between the law of the sea and WTO law, particularly addressing the effects that such convergence has on international maritime transport services.» (Lesther Antonio Ortega Lemus, University of Geneva)

• Contents: Maritime Transport Services in the Law of the Sea – Maritime Transport Services in the WTO – Access to Port – Access to Cargo in Coastal Shipping - Cabotage – Access to Cargo in International Shipping - Liner Shipping – Dispute Settlement Mechanisms under the WTO and the LOS Convention.

The Author: Chuyang Liu obtained a Master of Law at Dalian Maritime University, China and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Victoria University, Australia. She was a researcher at the World Trade Institute in Berne and obtained her doctoral degree from the Faculty of Law of the University of Berne, Switzerland in 2007. The author has practical work experience in higher education, a law firm and large consultancy companies in China and Australia. Since completing her dissertation, the author has worked as a senior advisor at an international professional services company in Australia.

«(...) Dr. Liu's book is a well researched, well structured and (...) well written effort to bring to the wider attention the points of convergence between the law of the sea and WTO law, particularly addressing the effects that such convergence has on international maritime transport services.» (Lesther Antonio Ortega Lemus, University of Geneva)

• Contents: Maritime Transport Services in the Law of the Sea – Maritime Transport Services in the WTO – Access to Port – Access to Cargo in Coastal Shipping - Cabotage – Access to Cargo in International Shipping - Liner Shipping – Dispute Settlement Mechanisms under the WTO and the LOS Convention.

The Author: Chuyang Liu obtained a Master of Law at Dalian Maritime University, China and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Victoria University, Australia. She was a researcher at the World Trade Institute in Berne and obtained her doctoral degree from the Faculty of Law of the University of Berne, Switzerland in 2007. The author has practical work experience in higher education, a law firm and large consultancy companies in China and Australia. Since completing her dissertation, the author has worked as a senior advisor at an international professional services company in Australia.

«(...) Dr. Liu's book is a well researched, well structured and (...) well written effort to bring to the wider attention the points of convergence between the law of the sea and WTO law, particularly addressing the effects that such convergence has on international maritime transport services.» (Lesther Antonio Ortega Lemus, University of Geneva)

• Contents: Maritime Transport Services in the Law of the Sea – Maritime Transport Services in the WTO – Access to Port – Access to Cargo in Coastal Shipping - Cabotage – Access to Cargo in International Shipping - Liner Shipping – Dispute Settlement Mechanisms under the WTO and the LOS Convention.