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ssh-3656	Shu, Zhongsheng	Remodeling of International Regimes in Neoliberal Institutionalism Perspective: Case Study of the South China Sea Arbitration	2023	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5735	228	39	This study will examine the effectiveness and balances of the different elements of the international regime in the case of South China Sea arbitration through the neo-liberal institutionalism of IPE as universal norms and provide a new explanatory path for the diplomatic behavior and cooperation mechanism of China and the Philippines after the arbitration. International regimes are not a means for the weaker states to achieve their claims; achieving a win-win situation in economic and power reciprocity is the most direct way to resolve disputes over the South China Sea, and the resilience of international regimes is reflected by expanding from bilateral to multilateral models of shared governance in the South China Sea through alliance politics and economic diplomacy.	cache/ssh-3656.pdf	txt/ssh-3656.txt