| 英文摘要 |
The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework Supply Chain Agreement represents the first international economic agreement named for“supply chain resilience”. Its innovative and flexible negotiating model allowed for rapid completion. Central to the agreement is the promotion of international cooperation in supply chains, enhancing the willingness of parties to cooperate through soft law obligations. It establishes the Supply Chain Council, the Supply Chain Crisis Response Network, and the Labor Rights Advisory Board to provide regular mechanism support for cooperation. The uniqueness of this agreement marks a new paradigm in international economic agreements concerning supply chain regulation. Its design of“soft obligations, hard mechanisms”aligns with the soft law governance philosophy seen in the“Belt and Road”Initiative, meeting the practical needs of high-quality international cooperation mechanisms for the“Belt and Road”Initiative. China could draw on the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework Supply Chain Agreement, adjusting its content as necessary, to shape an international rule and discourse system for supply chain regulation from the Chinese perspective. |