Abstract:
Law governing foreign affairs is an important component of China's socialist legal system with Chinese characteristics, closely linked to foreign policy and national governance strategy. This article analyses China's legal contributions to the international legal system while discussing the philosophical foundations of foreign-related rule of law. Through reviewing international legal provisions, compiling diplomatic data, and combining theoretical analysis with case studies, the article clarifies the role of Chinese law in promoting the development of international law, thereby contributing to the improvement of the global governance system and enriching the theoretical discourse on the relationship between domestic and international law.
Mã DOI:
10.67496/j.hlu.15848
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