China's Innovative Dispute Resolution under the "Belt and Road" Initiative

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  • Zeng Wei -

Abstract

 This article explores China's significant initiatives in innovative dispute resolution under the "Belt and Road" initiative. It highlights China's establishment of institutions such as the International Commercial Court, the Supreme People's Court's "one-stop" resolution platform, and the International Mediation Institute, offering novel avenues for resolving commercial disputes within the "Belt and Road" projects. These innovative mechanisms not only promote the development of international rules and the rule of law but also contribute to maintaining the stability of global trade and investment cooperation, fostering legal pluralism, and enhancing global governance. China's practical experiences are closely observed worldwide, providing valuable insights for addressing global challenges and advancing the construction of a peaceful, stable, and prosperous international order.

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Published

2024-01-02

How to Cite

Wei, Z. (2024). China’s Innovative Dispute Resolution under the "Belt and Road" Initiative . Public Health Policy and Laws Journal, 10(1), 153–168. Retrieved from https://so05.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/journal_law/article/view/268569

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Academic Article / Perspectives