世界は「国連以前」に戻るのか 浅田正彦さんが語る法の支配の現状

Masahiko Asada, a professor of international law, raises concerns that the world might be regressing to a pre-United Nations era, characterized by a decline in the rule of law. He suggests that the current international landscape is witnessing a weakening of established legal norms and institutions. This trend could lead to a return to a state where power dynamics, rather than legal principles, dictate international relations. Asada's analysis points to a worrying erosion of the framework that has governed global interactions since World War II.

This matters because the erosion of the rule of law could destabilize international relations, potentially leading to increased conflict and a less predictable global order.