The weakening of the international law interpretive community and instability in the global order

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The aim is to examine how the crisis in international law reflects structural problems rather than mere failures of compliance and enforcement.
Reconceptualizes the crisis of international law as a weakening of conditions for public discourse and normative practices.
Analyzes the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on the competition of international legal justifications.
Explores changes in U.S. foreign policy post-2025 and their implications for the global order.
Identifies that confusion in the global order is amplified by the weakening of the interpretive community rather than the mere absence of norms.
Finds that conditions necessary for meaningful competition of legal claims are deteriorating, leading to fragmentation in international legal discourse.
Concludes that the collapse of normative functions is not isolated but is a continuous process interconnected with broader geopolitical dynamics.

Discusses the weakening of international law's interpretive community, suggesting it exacerbates global order instability.

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Jung-won Park (2026) studied this question.

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