英文摘要 |
Soft law has emerged as a new tool for governance in the international community in areas where there is a gap in the effectiveness of the hard law system, taking advantage of its unique advantages, and has gained good practical results. In the fight against fraud and corruption and other misconduct in the international economy and society, the World Bank has played an important role by establishing and implementing a series of sanctions regimes, a number of which contain measures that reflect the nature of soft law governance. Based on this, this paper analyzes the World Bank's sanctions regimes from the perspective of soft law governance and discovers that the World Bank's sanctions regimes exhibit different degrees of ''soft attributes'' in terms of obligations and enforcement. Through classifying different types of soft law governance measures, this paper further discusses the functions and limitations of the World Bank's current sanctions regimes and argues for the development trend of legalization and institutionalization of the World Bank's sanctions procedures. |