"Zhou Zhonghai International Law Essays Collection%"

Author: Zhou Zhonghai
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
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Content Summary
This collection of essays compiles 87 international law papers and writings by Professor Zhou Zhonghai published from 1983 to 2004, most of which appeared in authoritative legal journals. The collection is divided into three parts: International Law, International Maritime Law, and International Economic Law. Some papers in this collection were theoretical hot topics when published, such as The Legal Status of Foreigners, An Introduction to International Law, and Fundamental Principles of International Law. Other papers remain highly relevant today, such as International Law and Its Role in International Relations, On Piracy in Modern International Maritime Law, China's Peaceful Rise Requires Strengthening Research on International Law, and WTO Rules and International Law, all of which are highly insightful. Some papers address diplomatic and trade challenges China faces in political and economic interactions, offering solutions from an international law perspective. This collection is an important part of Professor Zhou Zhonghai's academic achievements, representing his scholarly views and main academic thoughts in the field of international law research.