Chinese Law and Its International Projection

Director of the Center on China Studies of the International Relations Institute of National University of La Plata (IRI-UNLP, Argentina); Ph.D. in International Order and Human Rights at  University of Rome “Sapienza” (2013); Master in International Protection of Human Rights at University of Rome “Sapienza” (2009); LL.M. in Law, Specialist in International and Comparative Law at University of Rome “Roma Tre”(2007); Member of the Academic Committee of the Master Program on Chinese Studies at IRI-UNLP; Founder member of the World Association on Chinese Studies (WACS-CASS); Researcher of the CLACSO (Latin American Council of Social Sciences) Working Group on “China and the World Power Map”; Co-organizer of the First Latin American Symposium of the World Forum of Chinese Studies in Buenos Aires 3-4/12/2018 (in collaboration with SASS, CASS, ICBC Foundation, CARI); Associate researcher at the International Legal Studies Institute of National Research Council of Italy (ISGI-CNR); Associate researcher at the University of Granada (Spain); Lecturer in China-Latin America and China-Europe International Relations and Chinese Legal System in Ph.D. and Master in International Relations and in the Master Program on Chinese Studies at UNLP (Argentina); Fellowship Researcher for the Visiting Program for Young Sinologists (VPYS 2018) at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), sponsored by Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism; Research Fellow for Science and Art Fellowship China Program (SAF – China), sponsored by Ministry of Education, University and Research of Italy (MIUR) at Peking University-School of Law and Beijing Language and Culture University (2010-2012), living three years in Beijing; Author of several scientific articles on Chinese Law, International and Comparative Law, China-Latin America and China-Europe International Relations. 

Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Traditional elements in the Chinese Legal System.- Chapter 3. International Law as a pioneer in the Chinese domestic juridical system. Chapter 4. The Evolution of the Chinese Legal System: Building a “Rule of Law” with Chinese Characteristics. Chapter 5. Building a Community of Shared Future for Mankind: legal internal elements and international vocations.- Chapter 6.- Building a Community of Shared Future for Mankind in International Law through the Chinese International Relations Theories.- Chapter 7. A new Symbiotic global order.- Some final remarks: Symbols and Signs.