The Dragon’s Human Face: Wartime Implications of Traditional Chinese Minben Thought for Contemporary Laws of War.
by Kunyang Li and Zhuo Liang
Abstract: Traditional Chinese Minben thought profoundly shaped the philosophy of warfare in ancient China. Diverging from the nation-state and ethnic consciousness that characterized early European history, the ancient Chinese worldview regarded the...
Read moreOn the Digitization of Distinctive Emblems in International Humanitarian Law
by Lei Zhang and Hui Chen
Abstract: Currently, medical institutions and humanitarian organizations (MIHO) face severe digital threats in both peacetime and armed conflicts. To strengthen the identification and protection of MIHO’s digital assets, data, and services, the...
Read moreAfter the Algorithmic Battlefield: Artificial Intelligence in Post-Conflict Asia-Pacific Societies and the Fragmentation of International Humanitarian Protection
by Mx. Nandana Rajesh and Dr. Aneesh V. Pillai
Abstract: Armed conflicts increasingly leave behind algorithmic legacies, as artificial intelligence systems deployed during hostilities persist into post-conflict governance, reconstruction, and security practices. This article takes a close look...
Read moreInternational Humanitarian Law in the Asia-Pacific: History, State Practice, and Contemporary Challenges
by Dr. Bhavana Chandran, and Dr. Udaya Simha
Abstract: IHL scholarship has progressively moved beyond Eurocentric narratives into the analysis of regional contributions and practices. This article builds on such scholarship by outlining history and evolution of...
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