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Invisible Laws: How China Could Control the International Legal System

Invisible Laws: How China Could Control the International Legal System

Invisible Laws: How China Could Control the International Legal System

The Memorandums of Understanding governing China’s Belt and Road Initiative may increase China's political influence of borrowing countries.

International Courts

Marissa Wong

Feb 12, 20255 min read

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