Abstract
There have been many academic debates in the Chinese academic circle of international law during the past few decades. Both positive and negative attitudes were presented on the functioning of international law within the world order, while different understandings were provided on China’s dealings with international law and various views were expressed on frontier issues of international law. The debates were also reflected in and through China’s diplomatic position and discourse, and have influenced China’s stance and concepts in relation to international affairs.
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