Thucydides at Sea: Chinese Perspectives on International Law and the South China Sea Dispute in an Evolving International Order
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AI-assisted, human-reviewed · Based on the document's abstractThe author connects China’s approach to international law with its diplomatic history, party-state politics and response to the arbitration outcome. The article argues that growing legalism and aspirations to global leadership may not suffice to advance peaceful settlement.
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