TRANSMIGRATION OR JUXTAPOSITION:THE CHINESE PRACTICE OF TRIBUTARY LAW AND INTERNATIONAL LAW DURING THE DISPUTE WITH JAPAN OVER LIUQIU
China”s use of international law in the modern times in dealing with the modern word while still trying to keep the traditional tributary state system at work is characteristic of China”s dualism in the operation of foreign affairs.The transmigration from the use of tributary law to international law took a considerable long period of transition until the tributary state system finally collapsed in the early 20th century.During the transitional period, China was maintaining foreign relations on two separate levels as she used either the tributary law or international law, or both, as she saw fit.The juxtaposition of the two at times created confusion and dilemma, leading to the gradual disintegration of the tributary state system in the long run.
Edwin Pak-wah Leung
Asian Studies Seton Hall University, USA
国内会议
北京
英文
405-420
2013-06-14（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）