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China And International Adjudication Caution Identity Shifts And The Ambition To Lead Thomas S Eder

Name: China And International Adjudication Caution Identity Shifts And The Ambition To Lead Thomas S Eder
SKU: BELL-47161352
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (84 reviews)

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China And International Adjudication Caution Identity Shifts And The Ambition To Lead Thomas S Eder instant download after payment.

Publisher: Nomos

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.98 MB

Pages: 589

Author: Thomas S. Eder

ISBN: 9783848771080, 384877108X

Language: English

Year: 2021

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China And International Adjudication Caution Identity Shifts And The Ambition To Lead Thomas S Eder by Thomas S. Eder 9783848771080, 384877108X instant download after payment.

China aims to become a leader country in international law that guides the international legal order. Delivering the first comprehensive analysis of case law and Chinese academic debates from 2002 to 2018, this book shows that gradually increased engagement with international adjudication is part of a broad effort to consolidate China's economic and political gains, and regain great power status. It covers trade, investment, territorial and law of the sea matters - including the South China Sea disputes - and delineates a decades-long process between caution and ambition. Both in debate patterns and in actual engagement, this book finds remarkable similarities in all covered fields of law, merely the timetables differ.