The International Trade Law course presents the concepts, institutions and characteristics of the norms of the international economic order.

It explains the judicial settlement of international commercial disputes and the legal regime of international commercial arbitration.

After addressing international economic torts and the common features of international economic contracts, the course deals with the question of contracts relating to goods: international sale and international carriage of goods.

Finally, the course examines contracts of cooperation, economic dependence and legal subordination, as well as the financial instruments of international trade.

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The aim of this private international law course is to work on the fundamental concepts of this technical subject. The lessons aim to provide an understanding of the method specific to this law - in particular its many sources and the links between them - and to tackle the fundamental mechanisms relating to international jurisdiction, the law of application and the recognition and enforcement of foreign decisions.

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1. various reasons for adopting the corporate form (organisation of the partnership, independent management of assets and liabilities, tax and social security benefits), legal nature of the company, different categories of companies, sources of company law,
2. various stages in the formation of a company (rules common to all contracts, those specific to the company contract, and the creation of the legal entity).
3. actors: directors (appointment, powers and responsibilities), shareholders (rights, powers and relationship with the company), auditors
4. winding-up of the company

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