Discrepancy and Synergy between China and the International Criminal Court

C. Qiao

Discrepancy and Synergy between China and the International Criminal Court

C. Qiao

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I argue that normative interpretations of China’s stance toward international criminal justice (ICJ) contribute little to the potential synergy between the two, and therefore, provide a pragmatic analysis of China’s interactions with the ICJ.

Original language	English
Journal	Cambridge Journal of China Studies
Volume	11
Issue number	4
Publication status	Published - Dec 2016

Keywords

China
International Criminal Court
Supranational jurisdiction
State sovereignty
Sino-African relations

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Discrepancy and Synergy between China and the International Criminal Court

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