Foreign trade law
preferred label: Außenwirtschaftsrecht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

Concept
type: Class

Economic law
notation: N.05.03
label: Wirtschaftsrecht @de
preferred label: N.05.03 Wirtschaftsrecht @de
preferred label: N.05.03 Economic law
type: Thsys
type: Concept
narrower: N.05.03.02 International economic law

International commercial arbitration
preferred label: Internationale Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

STW Thesaurus for Economics
type: Dataset
preferred label: Standard-Thesaurus Wirtschaft @de
type: ConceptScheme

International economic law
preferred label: Internationales Wirtschaftsrecht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

is in scheme
definition: Relates a resource (for example a concept) to a concept scheme in which it is included.

EU economic law
preferred label: EU-Wirtschaftsrecht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

WTO law
preferred label: WTO-Recht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

N.05.03.02 International economic law
narrower: WTO law
narrower: International trade law
narrower: Incoterms
narrower: International economic law
narrower: International corporate law
narrower: International patent law
narrower: International competition law
narrower: International investment law
narrower: International commercial arbitration
narrower: EU economic law
narrower: International antitrust law
narrower: Foreign trade law
narrower: International financial markets law
notation: N.05.03.02
type: Thsys
type: Concept
preferred label: N.05.03.02 Internationales Wirtschaftsrecht @de
broader: Economic law
label: Internationales Wirtschaftsrecht @de
label: International economic law
is in scheme: STW Thesaurus for Economics

International trade law
preferred label: Internationales Handelsrecht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

Incoterms
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

International corporate law
preferred label: Internationales Gesellschaftsrecht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

International patent law
preferred label: Internationales Patentrecht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

International competition law
preferred label: Internationales Wettbewerbsrecht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

International investment law
preferred label: Internationales Investitionsrecht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

International antitrust law
preferred label: Internationales Kartellrecht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

International financial markets law
preferred label: Internationales Kapitalmarktrecht @de
type: Descriptor
type: Concept
broader: N.05.03.02 International economic law

preferred label
sub property of: label
definition: The preferred lexical label for a resource, in a given language.
comment: skos:prefLabel, skos:altLabel and skos:hiddenLabel are pairwise disjoint properties.
comment: The range of skos:prefLabel is the class of RDF plain literals.
comment: A resource has no more than one value of skos:prefLabel per language tag.

Thsys
type: Class

notation
definition: A notation, also known as classification code, is a string of characters such as "T58.5" or "303.4833" used to uniquely identify a concept within the scope of a given concept scheme.

has broader
sub property of: broaderTransitive
definition: Relates a concept to a concept that is more general in meaning.
comment: Broader concepts are typically rendered as parents in a concept hierarchy (tree).

has narrower
sub property of: narrowerTransitive
definition: Relates a concept to a concept that is more specific in meaning.
comment: Narrower concepts are typically rendered as children in a concept hierarchy (tree).