International Law (Huang)

Author: Wang Tiye
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Publish Date: 1995-08-01
Features: The editor-in-chief of this book, Professor Wang Tiye, is a renowned deceased international law scholar, a professor at the Institute of International Law, Peking University, and a member of the International Law Institute at The Hague. This book was co-authored by Professor Wang Tiye along with other distinguished international law scholars such as Professor Shao Jin, Professor Rao Geping, and Professor Wang Guiquan. It is a classic textbook in international law and also recognized as the most authoritative and widely used international law textbook in China. The book is divided into 18 chapters, covering the main theoretical categories of international law. Starting from the basic concepts of international law, it systematically explains fundamental principles, subjects of international law, the basic rights and obligations of states, state responsibility, and other foundational theories. It gradually delves into specific legal systems such as territory, the sea, outer space, diplomatic and consular relations, treaties, international environmental protection, international economic law, international organizations, dispute resolution, and the law of war. This book not only systematically elaborates on the general theories and institutions of international law but also laid the basic model for the structure and content of Chinese international law textbooks, exerting a profound influence on international law education in China.