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China, Multipolarity and International Law

What can Pakistan learn from China's experience with international law? In this episode of Imperium, Jamal Aziz (Executive Director, RSIL) hosts Professor Zhang Naigen (Director for the Centre of International Law at Fudan University Law School) to understand China's increasing engagement with international law. Imperium is the official podcast of the Research Society of International Law. It examines matters of international and domestic law and policy concerning Pakistan and the region. Listen to this podcast in audio: https://share.transistor.fm/s/93124dd0 Learn more about RSIL: https://rsilpak.org/ Subscribe: / rsilpakistan Follow RSIL on social media: Twitter:   / rsilpak​​   Facebook:   / ​​   LinkedIn:   / 5787.  . Instagram:   / rsilpak​​   __________________________ Intro audio credit: https://mixkit.co/​ __________________________ 00:00 Intro 03:48 History of the study of International Law in China 08:32 China's evolving engagement with International Law 15:34 Developing domestic capacity in International Law 21:29 Is China stepping back from International Dispute Settlement mechanisms? 30:00 Doha Round - perpetual deadlock? 37:48 Trade Wars and the future of the WTO 42:46 China's maritime assertiveness 51:23 The Global Security Initiative and international dispute resolution 1:00:43 China's increasing role in global governance 1:05:52 China, the West and the future of global governance 1:10:25 Weaponisation of global governance norms 1:17:13 Outro