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1、The Chinese Journal of International Law as a Journal of China Studies a presentation at Fudan IAS (yee20090704) Email: sienhoHomepage: Journal homepage: Sienho Yee / 易顯河University Professor, Wuhan University Institute of International LawEditor-in-Chief, Chinese Journal of International Law (Oxford

2、; SSCI)化妝品 共十七頁The Chinese Journal of International Law Back cover Front cover 共十七頁The Chinese Journal of International Law The origin of the J;Wang Tieya1980; 1999CN number; PKU; USA; First subscribersTurning point: 2004New life: 2005New development: 2008: SSCINew Plan: 2010共十七頁Area Studies & China

3、 StudiesWorking “Definitions”: based on received wisdomArea Studies Is a interdisciplinary field of research and scholarship that:has a focus geographical, national/federal, or cultural region or area, covers, in the practice of scholarship, many heterogeneous fields of research, encompassing both t

4、he social sciences and the humanities, and involves history, political science, sociology, cultural studies, languages, geography, literature, and related disciplines. In contrast to cultural studies, area studies often include diaspora and emigration from the area studied. 共十七頁Area Studies & China

5、StudiesChinese Studies: Has China as the focus area.Is interdisciplinary, covering contemporary and pre-modern, Chinese social and cultural studies, rural life, classical and modern literature, local history and folklore to politics, economy, geography, legal system, and foreign relations. 共十七頁The C

6、hinese Journal of International LawThe Chinese Journal of International Law is the leading forum for articles on international law by Chinese scholars and on international law issues relating to China. An independent, peer-reviewed research journal edited primarily by scholars from mainland China, a

7、nd published in association with the Chinese Society of International Law, Beijing, and Wuhan University Institute of International Law, Wuhan, the Journal is a general international law journal with a focus on materials and viewpoints from and/or about China (about 60%of the space each year), other

8、 parts of Asia, and the broader developing world. 共十七頁The Chinese Journal of International Law Each issue of the Journal normally contains: (1)Articles; (2) Brief Comments, Notes and Essays; (3) Courts and Tribunals; (4) Developments and History; (5) Practice and Documents; (6) Reviews; and (7) Scho

9、lars Community.共十七頁The Chinese Journal of International LawThe Chinese Journal of International Law is covered by the following services: Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI); International Political Science Abstracts; World Political Science Abstracts; WESTLAW (full text).The SSCI covers about 10

10、journals in international law; outside the USA, the European JIL and the Chinese JIL are the general journals of international law covered by this index.共十七頁The Chinese Journal of International LawAs a journal of China studies:The Journal has China as the focus area, although, as we know, when we wo

11、rk in the field of international law, the whole world is our playground. The 60% goal: written by Chinese scholars or about China but written by non-Chinese scholars.Interdisciplinary: The SSCI places the Journal in two categories: (1) law; and (2) international relations.The Journal has a broadly c

12、onceived notion of “international law”, and has published materials about topics not strictly law but with an international implication.共十七頁The Chinese Journal of International LawIn light of the above, the Journal has a broadly conceived notion of “international law”, and has published materials ab

13、out topics not strictly law but with an international implication. For example, we have published papers on the green Olympics in Beijing; the Jewish experience in the past 800 years in China; traditional Chinese world views, etc.共十七頁Area Studies & China StudiesWorking “Definitions” revisited:The de

14、finitions of area studies and China studies based on received or common wisdom as discussed above are not perfect. In my view, stripped to its essentials, area studies is a field through which scholars present, critique and generally intellectualize on the spirit of a focus area. China studies is th

15、us a field through which scholars present, critique and generally intellectualize on the spirit of China. 共十七頁The Chinese Journal of International LawUnder this new conception, the J would qualify as one of the MOST China Studies journalsa slightly awkward term.The Journal presents, critiques and ge

16、nerally intellectualizes on the spirit of China in a way that is:Most essentialistic and contextualized; the J deals with the most essential and most important aspects of the spirit of China, that is to say, Chinas world view, its place in the world, and its participation in the international legal

17、and political system;Most innovative, rigorous and original; selecting articles: innovative ideas and arguments, or innovative and rigorous analyses, or excellent materials with archival value;Most representative; attempts to present official/primary materials: digests of official and or judicial pr

18、actice, and important official documents;共十七頁The Chinese Journal of International LawThe general idea is that the entire J is imbued with the spirit of China, and, of course, our efforts to present, critique and intellectualize on the spirit of China.This can even be seen in the covers of the J. I am going back to the picture I showed you earlier. Can anyone guess where the colors are from?共十七頁The Chinese Journal of International Law Back cover Front cover 共十七頁The Chinese Journal of International Law 共十七頁Th