Adjudicating Disputes Along China’s New Silk Road: Towards Unity, Diversity or Fragmentation of International Law?

Chaisse, Julien; Kirkwood, Jamieson

doi:10.1007/s40802-021-00199-2

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“…e cultural industry needs to develop and cannot do without financial support. Big data make the development of the cultural industry from offline to online, solve financing problems, and release development potential [23]. (6) ere is a need to fully understand the benefits of big data and the value it creates for economic business.…”

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Research on the Development Strategy of Cross-Border E-Commerce in China’s Cultural and Creative Industries Based on Big Data Services “One Belt One Road”

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Mobile Information Systems

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As an emerging industry, cultural and creative industry is an external manifestation of cultural materialization and dissemination. It is an industry that uses technology, economy, creativity, and industrial clusters to combine mainstream culture or certain cultural factors to develop and sell intellectual property. The Belt and Road initiative is China’s move to the world’s frontier after parting ways with modern Western thought. Realizing a community with a shared future for mankind is China’s great goal. The continuous enrichment and sublimation of the “Belt and Road” in connotation and extension conform to the common interests of the international community. This is of great significance for actively exploring new forms of global governance and promoting world peace and development. In the context of the way along the way, combined with the further development of economic globalization, we will create a new creative industry with creativity as the core through new methods such as artificial intelligence, cloud services, and cross-border e-commerce.

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Research on the Development Strategy of Cross-Border E-Commerce in China’s Cultural and Creative Industries Based on Big Data Services “One Belt One Road”

2022

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OBOR as an Agent of Revolution in International Dispute Resolution

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Characterization (and Registration) of a “BRI Dispute”

KIRKWOOD

2023

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This article explores the terms “BRI dispute” and “BRI jurisprudence”. It undertakes a practical and theoretical analysis that considers whether “BRI disputes” have distinct and visible characteristics and are capable of being identified in a legal sense. This is important since practitioners – arbitration centres and law firms – use the term broadly and without specific criteria. By exploring the customary usage and the approach of legal scholars to the term, presenting examples of “BRI disputes” and examining their unique features, and constructing a theoretical approach (utilizing the concepts of ratione materiae, ratione loci, ratione temporis, and ratione personae; and considering the jurisprudence of the ICSID), this article moves from a broad to a narrow analysis to develop both a definition and a system of registration of “BRI disputes” for use by academics, practitioners, and policymakers.

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Adjudicating Disputes Along China’s New Silk Road: Towards Unity, Diversity or Fragmentation of International Law?

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Research on the Development Strategy of Cross-Border E-Commerce in China’s Cultural and Creative Industries Based on Big Data Services “One Belt One Road”

Research on the Development Strategy of Cross-Border E-Commerce in China’s Cultural and Creative Industries Based on Big Data Services “One Belt One Road”

OBOR as an Agent of Revolution in International Dispute Resolution

Characterization (and Registration) of a “BRI Dispute”

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