The Principles of International Law in the Light of Confucian Doctrine (Volume 120)
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ABSTRACTKeisho Iriye dedicates his course to the Principles of International Law in the Light of Confucian Doctrine. After an introduction dedicated to interstate relations in the Chou period (around 1122-256 BC) during when Confucius lived (here, the author particularly presents the notion of Li, that needs to be distinguished from law), he successively studies the issues of recognition of the States and of the New Lords, mutual recognition among the Ch'un Ch'iu States, the inter-state cooperation, the League of States, the regulation of military power and renunciation of war, and the K'ang Yu-Wei`s theory of world government.
Keisho Iriye consacre son cours aux principes de droit international à la lumière de la doctrine confucéenne. Après une introduction consacrée aux relations interétatiques au cours de la période Chou (environ 1122-256 av. JC) au cours de laquelle a vécu Confucius (l'auteur y présente notamment la notion de Li, qu'il convient de distinguer du droit), il étudie successivement les questions de la reconnaissance des Etats et des Nouveaux Seigneurs, de la reconnaissance mutuelle entre les Etats Ch'un Ch'iu, de la coopération entre Etats, de la ligue des Etats, de la réglementation du pouvoir militaire et de la renonciation à la guerre, et de la théorie de K'ang Yu-wei sur le gouvernement du monde.
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PUBLICATIONS (MAIN WORKS)
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- INTRODUCTION
- SECTION I - RECOGNITION OF STATES AND NEW LORDS
- SECTION II - MUTUAL RELATIONS AMONG THE CH’UN CH’IU STATES
- SECTION III - INTER-STATE CO-OPERATION
- SECTION IV - THE LEAGUE OF STATES AND ITS COVENANT
- SECTION V - AIMS AND FUNCTIONS OF LEAGUES
- SECTION VI - REGULATION OF MILITARY POWER AND THE THEORY OF RENUNCIATION OF WAR
- SECTION VII - K’ANG YU-WEI’S THEORY OF WORLD GOVERNMENT
The Principles of International Law in the Light of Confucian Doctrine (Volume 120)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by Keishiro Iriye in
Current site
Google Scholar
(19,732 words)