英文摘要 |
In recent years, in view of the relative decline of hard power, the United States has attempted to enhance the role of ideology in U.S. foreign relations by concocting the discourse of“Authoritarianism”and“Democracy”and convening a so-called“Democracy Summit”. The development from liberal international law to authoritarian international law has emerged in the study of American international law, reflecting and echoing the ideological changes in U.S. foreign relations. Analyzing the defects in the premise and in the process of argumentation from liberal international law to authoritarian international law, as well as revealing their political essence, will help to criticize and understand the ideological characteristics and essence of US foreign relations. |