英文摘要 |
With the rise of critical international legal studies, indeterminacy thesis had brought funda-mental challenges to traditional theories of international rule of law. Structural indeterminacy, linguistic ambiguities and doctrinal uncertainties all contest the determinacy of international law. An important line of international legal scholarship during the past two decades has been to understand and overcome the in-determinacy of international law and to reconstitute the boundaries and legitimacy of international law as a discipline. Today the issue of indeterminacy is so deeply embedded in international legal studies that it is opening new research paradigm of international law, reshaping the intellectual landscape and academic style, and remaking the vocabularies of international law. With the demise of formalism and resurgence of intersubjectivity, international law is turning to the theory of argumentation. It is necessary for Chi-nese academia to move beyond the formalistic tradition, search for a new theory of international rule of law based on the historical experiences and political imaginations of developing countries, and actively en-gage in interdisciplinary studies of international law. |