International Organizations Law (General Theory): General Theory

Author: Liang Xi
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: International Organizations Law (General Theory) 5th Edition Revised is a "graduate teaching book" recommended by the Ministry of Education of China to universities nationwide. It was also published in traditional Chinese vertical format in Taiwan (Zhiyi Publishing House) upon request. Since its first edition, academic journals such as China International Law Yearbook, Foreign Law, and Legal Review have published multiple book reviews, giving it high praise. It has been widely welcomed by both undergraduate and graduate students during its use. It was awarded the "First Prize for Outstanding Teaching Materials" by the State Education Commission.
This book explores fundamental issues of international organizations and international organizations law from the perspective of combining theory with practice, including their concepts, nature, forms, functions, sources, systems, developmental patterns, coordination mechanisms, historical context, and the organization of human society. On this basis, it provides extensive and profound elaborations on various types of international organizations—global, regional, and specialized—and their legal systems. The theories and arguments presented in the book, such as the "Structural Balance Theory," the "Functional Principle," the "Sources and System of International Organizations Law," and the "Legal Personality of International Organizations," all hold significant academic value and practical relevance.