International Law from the Perspective of Modern International Relations Theory

Author: Liu Zhiyun
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The purpose of writing this book is not to attempt to find a completely new theoretical framework for international law, but rather to explore a new research path for domestic international law studies. At the same time, the book provides a relatively comprehensive overview of international law issues within the perspective of 20th-century international relations theory. In addition to serving as a reference for scholars interested in related issues, it can also be used as a reference book for senior undergraduate students, as well as graduate and doctoral students in the fields of international relations or international law, thereby filling the gap in domestic textbooks in this area. In terms of content, the book is an academic historical study of international law issues within the framework of modern international relations theory. It primarily relies on the development of 20th-century international relations theory to explore the views of mainstream schools on international law during different periods, as well as the related research, and the impact or interpretation of these views or research on the theory and practice of international law. This interdisciplinary discussion attempts to find some necessary arguments and methods for international law research from the perspective of modern international relations theory. The book includes an introduction: The Interaction between Modern International Relations Theory and International Law Research; The First Debate in the History of Modern International Relations Theory and the Development of International Law; The Second Debate in the History of Modern International Relations Theory and the Development of International Law, etc.