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Consular Protection with Chinese Characteristics: Challenges and Solutions

In: The Hague Journal of Diplomacy
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Liping Xia Department of Diplomatic Studies; China Foreign Affairs University Beijing China

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Summary

In today’s globalised world, giving consular protection to an increasing number of overseas citizens has become a common challenge to foreign ministries. China, as the most populous country witnessing fast economic development, is facing more severe challenges in this field. Since the 18th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party, China’s consular protection has demonstrated new trends such as involving more actors in service delivery, constructing a co-ordination network, legalizing the management and taking targeted preventive measures. Compared with developed countries, ‘whole government involvement’ is the most prominent feature of China’s consular protection practice.

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