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There have been many academic debates in the Chinese academic circle of international law during the past few decades. Both positive and negative attitudes were presented on the functioning of international law within the world order, while different understandings were provided on China's dealings with international law and various views were expressed on frontier issues of international law. The debates were also reflected in and through China's diplomatic position and discourse, and have influenced China's stance and concepts in relation to international affairs. (Pac Rev/GIGA)

Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- 1 Introduction: Meaning and Function of a Chinese Theory of International Law -- 1 The Aim of This Book -- 2 The Connotation and Significance of Chinese Theory in International Law -- 3 Different Views on Chinese Theory of International Law and the Clarification of the Notion of International Law -- 4 The Need to Construct a Chinese Theory of International Law -- 5 The Possibility of Forming a Chinese Theory of International Law -- 2 Why a Chinese Theory of International Law Is Necessary -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Chinese Theory of International Law: Concept Definition -- 3 The Logical Basis of the Formation of a Country's Theory of International Law -- 4 Mutual-Construction of International Law and Chinese: Historical Review -- 5 The Significance of Providing the Chinese Theory of International Law -- 6 An Examination of the Theoretical Form of Chinese International Law -- 7 Summary: Great Goals, Hard Work -- 3 Formation of the Conception of International Law in Contemporary China -- 1 Proposing of the Problem -- 2 From the Opium War to the Treaty of Shimonoseki: The Humiliating Encounter Between Modern China and International Law -- 3 From the Reform of the Late Qing Dynasty to the Beiyang Government: China's Struggle in the International System -- 4 From the Abrogating Treaties Movement to the Creation of the United Nations: China's Active Participation in International Law -- 5 From the Chinese Civil War to the Cross-Strait Opposition: The Marginal Mentality of Countries Outside the System -- 6 Reform and Opening up and Harmonious World: China Reverts to the International System and Gradually Becomes Stronger -- 7 Summary and Outlook -- 4 Initiating International Law Principle Building in Practice -- 1 Background and Process of the Five Principles -- 2 Why It Is China Who Proposes Peaceful Coexistence?.