FENG Jiehan is a professor of Law at WHU Law School and Deputy Director of WHU Institute of International Law. She has published monographs titled On Public Health and International Intellectual Property and On Public Health Crisis and the Reform of WTO Intellectual Property Regime: Focus on TRIPs. She also translated the book International Law published by Wolters Kluwer Law & Business.
目录
Part Ⅰ China's Practice in Promoting International Rule of Law
Rule of Law and Relations among States
The Development of the Exploitation Code in the Area and China's Position
Design of the Energy Community of China and its Neighboring Countries: Legal Basis and Possible Approaches
China and International Human Rights Law
China's Practice in International Humanitarian Law
China's Practice in International Criminal Law
China's Practice in Other Fields
Rule of Law, International Economic Relations and International Civil & Commercial Affairs
Part Ⅱ Reports on Specific Themes
Building a Community of Shared Future for Mankind
Building a Community of Shared Future for Mankind: China's View of International System in the New Era
From Peaceful Coexistence to Win-win Cooperation: Cognitive Iteration of the Chinese Concept of International Rule of Law
BRI and the Rule of Law
The International Legal Implications of the "Belt and Road Initiative" for International Cooperation
Innovation of the Belt and Road Dispute Settlement Mechanism -- From the Perspective of International Law and Comparative Law
The Innovation of Civil and Commercial Dispute Settlement Mechanisms along the "Belt and Road"
China's Ratification of the Convention on Choice of Court Agreements: Analysis and Proposals
The International Investment Arbitration under the Belt and Road Initiative
China-Africa Cooperation on Access to Medicine under the BRI: The Utilization of Traditional Medicine and the Promotion of International Intellectual Property System Reform
