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China's Foreign-Related Rule of Law: An Evolving Concept and a Developing Politico-Legal Framework

China's Foreign-Related Rule of Law: An Evolving Concept and a Developing Politico-Legal Framework

Hardcover

Series: Routledge Studies in Asian Law

General LawInternational Relations

PREORDER - Expected ship date December 16, 2026

ISBN10: 1041097158
ISBN13: 9781041097150
Publisher: Routledge
Published: Dec 16 2026
Pages: 228
Language: English

Providing a conceptual history of foreign-related rule of law in China, this book traces its development from an academic concept focused primarily on foreign trade and investment to its present form as a comprehensive national development strategy.

The book begins with China's historical efforts to create foreign-related laws that facilitated foreign investment and promote trade, before examining how they have over time become a strategic part of China's governance model. This re-orientation is seen through the gradual change of China's practice in international cooperation and choice of international partnerships. Wang and Chen identify how laws, measures and mechanisms are used for defensive and offensive purposes. They further analyse China's efforts to establish a human community of shared destiny and the various Global Initiatives therein as efforts to reform and re-shape international governance. In doing so, they highlight that foreign-related rule of law concerns not only legal matters that have foreign connection, but also act as a response to foreign requirements, demands, sanctions or a demand by China for reform in the international order.

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Wang, Zhiqiong June

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General Law