The Interplay of Philosophy and Law in International Law: The Role of Philosophical Concepts in the Evolution of Legal Principles and Global Justice

The interplay of philosophy and law in international law signifies the mutual and complex influence between these two fields, which has contributed to the formation and evolution of legal principles. This article examines the role of key philosophical concepts such as justice, natural law, the rule of law, and equality in the development of international law. Through historical and theoretical analysis, it is revealed that philosophical concepts not only play a crucial role in the formulation of many foundational principles of international law, including human rights, the right to self-determination, and state sovereignty, but also impact the implementation of these principles. From the perspective of global justice, the connection between philosophy and law has led to the creation of more cohesive and comprehensive legal frameworks, strengthening international justice and ensuring universal rights. This article focuses on the transformations brought about by the interplay of philosophy and law in the international system, aiming to demonstrate how philosophical concepts can better explain international legal principles and contribute to the establishment of a more sustainable global order. Ultimately, the research seeks to propose strategies for enhancing this interplay and utilizing it to improve the international legal system and promote global justice

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Interplay of philosophy and law ، International Law ، Global Justice ، Rule of Law ، Legal Principles