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Australian Journal of Asian Law

Australian Journal of Asian Law

Edited by Richard Cullen, M B Hooker, Tim Lindsey, Veronica Taylor and Amanda Whiting

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One volume published per year in two (2) parts.

Important notice: For the convenience of subscribers, each volume of Asian Law will be issued in two parts per year (instead of three), beginning with volume 9. There is no change to subscription pricing, as the actual number of articles and total page count for each volume remains unchanged.

Asian Law is a peer-edited journal of analysis, comment and primary material on the laws of Asia. It provides a common forum for ideas, debate and informed comment on current legal issues from the perspectives of those whose legal scholarship and practice are focused in Asia, broadly defined.

All contributions are refereed. Most articles are original while some are the first English translation of the writings of leading Asian legal scholars and policy makers. The contributors come from within and without Asia and their topics cover law and law-related matters in a wide variety of disciplines. There are no barriers to content, and contributions may be contemporary or historical in focus, and practical or theoretical in application.

Submissions: Please see the guidelines in our "For Authors" pages.

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Access: The Federation Press aims to keep subscription costs as low as possible to broaden access to the journal. On application, we will consider making journal issues freely available to institutions and researchers from countries in Asia and Oceania listed in the World Bank's low-income tier. Please submit your request to info@federationpress.com.au

Electronic access to the entire journal is currently being provided under licence by third parties. Services include:

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Electronic access to individual articles is being provided progressively via The Federation Press Digital Editions website. If an article is available, the link is provided in the abstract.


VOLUMES

Volume 10 No 2 (2008)
Volume 10 No 1 (2008)
Volume 9 No 2 (2007)
Volume 9 No 1 (2007)
Volume 8 No 3 (2006)
Volume 8 No 2 (2006)
Volume 8 No 1 (2006)
Volume 7 No 3 (2005)
Volume 7 No 2 (2005)
Volume 7 No 1 (2005)
Volume 6 No 3 (2005)
Volume 6 No 2 (2004)
Volume 6 No 1 (2004)
Volume 5 No 3 (2003)
Volume 5 No 2 (2003)
Volume 5 No 1 (2003)
Volume 4 No 3 (2002)
Volume 4 No 2 (2002)
Volume 4 No 1 (2002)
Volume 3 No 3 (2001)
Volume 3 No 2 (2001)
Volume 3 No 1 (2001)
Volume 2 No 2 (2000)
Volume 2 No 1 (2000)
Volume 1 No 2 (1999)
Volume 1 No 1 (1999)

Volume 10 No 2 (2008) - 14 September 2009

Parties and Decision-making in the Indonesian Parliament: A Case Study of RUU APP, the Anti-Pornography Bill
     Stephen Sherlock
Is Burmese Law Burmese? John Jardine, Em Forchhammer and Legal Orientalism
     Andrew Huxley
Inducing a Constructive Press in Singapore: Responsibility over Freedom
     Tey Tsun Hang
The Ties that Bind: Law, Islamisation and Indonesia’s Prosperous Justice Party (PKS)
     Najwa Shihab and Yanuar Nugroho
The Newly Introduced Criminal Jury Trial in Korea: A Historic Step Toward 'Criminal Justice by the People'
     Kuk Cho
Increasing Press Freedom in Indonesia: The Abolition of the Lèse Majesté and ‘Hate-sowing’ Provisions
     Naomita Royan
REVIEW: Chinese Law: Context and Transformation
     Sarah Biddulph


Volume 10 No 1 (2008) - 9 December 2008

Local Government, Democratic Participation and the Urban Environment in Peninsular Malaysia
     Andrew Harding
Beyond a Clash of Cultures: Schapelle Corby's "My Story" and Comparable High Profile Criminal Trials
     Katharine E McGregor and C R Pennell
Prospects for Procedural Justice in Reforms to Public Order Regulations in China
     Sarah Biddulph
The Civil Consequences for Breach of the Prohibition against the Giving of Financial Assistance: The Malaysian Approach
     Chan Wai Meng and Sujata Balan
Determination of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights by the Indonesian Constitutional Court
     Philippa Venning
The Development of Workers' Compensation in China: Emerging International and Internal Challenges
     Robert Guthrie


Volume 9 No 2 (2007) - August 2008

The 2005 South Asian Earthquake: Natural Calamity or Failure of State? State Liability and Remedies for Victims of Defective Construction in Pakistan
     Maryam Khan and Osama Siddique
Brunei’s Revamped Constitution: The Sultan as the Grundnorm?
     Tsun Hang Tey
The Next Reform: The State of Contractual Freedom in China
     Stephen D Dunn
The Malaysian Constitution after 50 Years – Retrospective, Prospective and Comparative Perspectives
     HP Lee
The PRC Property Rights Law 2007: A Foundation for Further Economic Reform?
     Sarah Biddulph and Andrew Godwin
CASE NOTE AND COMMENTARY: McGowan v Narita
     Timothy Webster (trans)


Volume 9 No 1 (2007) - September 2007

Erratum
Of Prosecutions and Amnesties: Does Fiji’s Experience Suggest a Reconsideration?
     Venkat Iyer
The Norms and Incentive Structures of Relational Contracting in Vietnam – Two Surveys
     Quan H Nguyen
Awards of Damages under the Singapore Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act
     Wee Ling Loo and Erin Goh-Low Soen Yin
Minority Shareholder Protection in China’s Top 100 Listed Companies
     Roman Tomasic and Neil Andrews
Harmony as Ideology, Culture, and Control: Alternative Dispute Resolution in Singapore
     Eugene KB Tan
Challenges in Improving Access to Asian Laws: the Asian Legal Information Institute (AsianLII)
     Graham Greenleaf, Philip Chung, Andrew Mowbray
CASE NOTE: Contra bonos mores: Religious Tenets and National Philosophy as the Yardstick for Determining Public Policy
     Choong Yeow Choy


Volume 8 No 3 (2006) - March 2007

Thinking Beyond Religion: Legal Pluralism in Britain's South Asian Diaspora
     Prakash Shah
Judges' Perspectives on the Impact of Self-Representation in Hong Kong Civil Cases
     Camille Cameron, Elsa Kelly and Eric Wing Hong Chui
The Spiliada in Singapore - Time for the Scrap Yard?
     Austin I Pullé
CASE NOTE: The Proselytisation Case: Law, the Rise of Islamic Conservatism and Religious Discrimination in West Java
     Melissa Crouch


Volume 8 No 2 (2006) - November 2006

Droit Administratif Thai Style: A Comparative Analysis of the Administrative Courts in Thailand
     Peter Leyland
Studying Post-Conflict Rule of Law: The Creation of an 'Ordinary Crimes Model' by the United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor
     Erica Harper
Good Faith in Employment Termination-A Singapore Perspective
     Ravi Chandran
REVIEW: International Environmental Law and Asian Values
     Jolene Lin


Volume 8 No 1 (2006) - 1 September 2006

Experimenting with Regulation: The New Regulation of Professional Services in the People’s Republic of China
     Chris Arup
Developments in Judicial Review in Malaysian Industrial Law
     Kamal Halili Hassan
The Exclusionary Rule in Taiwan
     Ming-Woei Chang
CASE NOTE: The Long Term Credit Bank of Japan Litigation
     Mitsuru Misawa


Volume 7 No 3 (2005) - July 2006

SYMPOSIUM: Build It and They Will Come: The First Anniversary of Law Schools in Japan
     Stacey Steele
Forces Driving and Shaping Legal Training Reform in Japan
     Daniel H Foote
Build Postgraduate Law Schools in Kyoto, and Will They Come -- Sooner AND Later?
     Luke Nottage
Legal Education Reform in Japan: Teachers, Leave Us Kids Alone?
     Stacey Steele
COMMENT: The Development of a Method for Teaching Legal Ethics in Japan's New Law Schools: A Personal View
     Tatsuo Kuroyanagi
Zen and the Law School
     Veronica L Taylor
BOOK REVIEW: The State of Civil Society in Japan
     Stacey Steele and Justin Whitney
BOOK REVIEW: Legal Reform in Korea
     Malcolm Smith


Volume 7 No 2 (2005) - 4 November 2005

Establishing an Emissions Trading Scheme in Singapore
     Jolene Lin
Judicial Immunity and Independence of Vietnamese Judges: Reflections on the Ordinance on Judges and Jurors and the Law on the Organisation of the People’s Courts
     Gary Chan
The Recent Law Reforms and Plant Intellectual Property Law in Sri Lanka: Compliance with the TRIPS and CBD
     Kanchana Kariyawasam
BOOK REVIEW: Islamic Law and the Issue of Gender Equality in Indonesia
     Arskal Salim
BOOK REVIEW: Equal Before Allah, Unequal Before Man?
     Carolyn Evans
BOOK REVIEW: Towards Integrated Environmental Law in Indonesia?
     Alan Khee-Jin Tan
BOOK REVIEW: Public Interest Environment Litigation in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh
     Abdullah Al Faruque


Volume 7 No 1 (2005) - 30 June 2005

Legal Culture, Institutional Design Choices, and the Struggle to Implement an Effective Anti-Money Laundering Regime in Indonesia
     Jonathan A Eddy
Restitutionary Developments under Part VI, Malaysian Contracts Act 1950
     Cheong May Fong
Shifting Visions of the Social and Legal Order in Indonesia: Implications for Legislative Style and Form
     Sarah Waddell
International Corporate Governance Developments: The Path for China
     Chenxia Shi
COMMENT: A New Model Contract Law for E-commerce in Sri Lanka
     Aruna Samarajewa


Volume 6 No 3 (2005) - 22 April 2005

Ideology or Reality? Limited Judicial Independence in Contemporary Rural China
     He Xin
The Great Divide - Considering Section 157A of the Singapore Companies Act
     Pearlie Koh
Learning from China’s Experience for the Reform of North Korean Central Banking
     Dongwook Lee
Chinese Rules for Trade Barriers Investigation: A Comparative Analysis
     Cheng Weidong
COMMENT: Some Trends in the Development of Space Law in Hong Kong
     Zhao Yun


Volume 6 No 2 (2004) - October 2004

This volume includes the Bali Bombing case, see Casenote: The Masykur Abdul Kadir Case: Indonesian Constitutional Court Decision No 013/PUU-I/203. A copy of the Casenote can be downloaded free of charge. To obtain a copy, see Supplements.

Law and Policy for the Commercialisation of Chinese State-owned Banks
     Richard Wu
Defining Corporate Social Responsibility - A Singapore Perspective
     Lim-Lun Kit-Wye
The Right to Die: The Indian Experience
     Abhik Majumdar
CASE NOTE: The Masykur Abdul Kadir Case: Indonesian Constitutional Court No 013/PUU-I/2003 ("Bali Bombing case")
     Simon Butt and David Hansell
REVIEW: Reflections on the Possibility of International Legal Sociology
     Kawazoe Rei
REVIEW: Comparative Legal Studies: Traditions and Transitions
     Pip Nicholson
REVIEW: Realpolitik and Renewal in Asian Governance: The Role of Constitutional Courts
     Stewart Fenwick


Volume 6 No 1 (2004) - June 2004

Securities over Personal Property in the Philippines: A Spanish Civil Law–United States Common Law Imbroglio
     CA Ong and PM Spink
Tax Concessions for Regional Operating Headquarter Companies: A Comparative Study of Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Australia
     Aldrin De Zilva
Financial Assistance by Malaysian Companies: A Gordian Knot
     Low Kee Yang
CASE NOTE: California Refuses to Apply Myanmar Law
     Andrew Huxley
REVIEW: Law and Labour Market Regulation in East Asia
     Paul Roth
REVIEW: International Protection of Minority Rights
     Carolyn Evans
REVIEW: Technology Transfer in Asia
     Margaret Calvert


Volume 5 No 3 (2003) - January 2004

Local-level Dispute Resolution in Post-reformasi Indonesia: Lessons from the Philippines
     Matthew Stephens
The Two-Track Model of Transitional Justice in Timor-Leste: is it Working?
     Anita Roberts
COMMENTARY: Administrative Review in Transition: the Law of Mongolia on Administrative Procedure, 26 December 2002
     Stewart Fenwick
CASE NOTE: The Indomobil Case
     Hikmahanto Juwana
REVIEW: Daniel Fitzpatrick, Land Claims in East Timor
     Jude Wallace
REVIEW: Japanese Law in a Nutshell
     Kent Anderson
REVIEW: The Moro Islamic Challenge
     Frank Hirtz


Volume 5 No 2 (2003) - September 2003

The Politics of Mediation in a Chinese County: The Case of Luo Lianxi
     HL Fu
Retrospectivity and the Constitutional Validity of the Bali Bombing and East Timor Trials
     Ross Clarke
State Torture in India: Strategies for Resistance and Reparation
     C Raj Kumar


Volume 5 No 1 (2003) - June 2003

Seeds of Dissent: The Evolution of Published Commercial Law Court Judgments in Contemporary China
     Colin Hawes
The 2002 Reform of the Management of Large Corporations in Japan: A Race to Somewhere?
     Dan W Puchniak
China and the Internet: Recent Developments
     DW Choy


Volume 4 No 3 (2002) - January 2003

Islamic Law in South-east Asia - Special Issue

Introduction: Islamic Law in South-east Asia
     MB Hooker
Revelation in a Modern Nation State: Muhammadiyah and Islamic Legal Reasoning in Indonesia
     Nadirsyah Hosen
Public Faces of Syarî'ah in Contemporary Indonesia: Towards a National Mazhab?
     MB Hooker and Tim Lindsey
Islamic Inheritance Law in Indonesia: The Influence of Hazairin's Theory of Bilateral Inheritance
     Mark Cammack


Volume 4 No 2 (2002) - October 2002

The Enforcement of Rulings of the Supreme Court on Judicial Independence in Bangladesh: When Enforcer Becomes Violator
     M Rafiqul Islam and SM Solaiman
The PRC and Sovereignty at International Law: A Growing Symbiosis?
     Justin G Fung and Alison T Lam
The Public Health Implications of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) Legal Regime on Tobacco Control
     William Onzivu
The New Timor Sea Treaty between East Timor and Australia
     Gillian Triggs


Volume 4 No 1 (2002) - July 2002

'We' v 'I': Communitarian Legalism in Singapore
     Eugene KB Tan
The Invention of Burmese Buddhist Law: A Case Study in Legal Orientalism
     Hilary McGeachy
Narrowing the Avenues to Japan's Supreme Court: The Policy Implications of Japan's Code of Civil Procedure Reforms
     Masako Kamiya
'Perceptions of the Current State of the Japanese Legal System': Interview with Koji Sato, Chairman of Japan's Judicial Reform Council
     Carol Lawson and Simon Thornley
CASE NOTE: Native Title in Malaysia Continued - Nor's Case
     MB Hooker


Volume 3 No 3 (2001) - January 2002

The Rule of Law in Mongolia: Constitutional Court and Conspiratorial Parliament
     Stewart Fenwick
May there be Virtue: 'New Asian Constitutionalism' in Thailand
     Andrew Harding


Volume 3 No 2 (2001) - September 2001

Anatomy of FDI Failure: Foreign Direct Investment and the Sino-Vietnamese Experience of Total War
     Eric Wilson
Land Claims in East Timor: A Preliminary Assessment
     Daniel Fitzpatrick
Labelling the Law - Security for Credit Sales and the Classification of Legal Systems in Southeast Asia
     Richard Foster
CASE NOTE: 'Native Title' in Malaysia: Adong's Case
     MB Hooker


Volume 3 No 1 (2001) - July 2001

Self-Interest and Ideology: Bureaucratic Corruption in Vietnam
     John Gillespie
Judicial Independence and the Rule of Law: The Vietnam Court Experience
     Penelope Nicholson
Through a Glass Darkly: China, Transparency and the World Trade Organisation
     Sarah Biddulph


Volume 2 No 2 (2000) - March 2001

Governance and Companies Law in Indonesia
     Paul H Brietzke
ASIAN LAW IN TRANSLATION: Civil Rehabilitation Law (Law No 225 of 1999, Japan)
     Stacey Steele (translator)


Volume 2 No 1 (2000) - August 2000

Globalisation and Local Legal Culture: Dilemmas of China's Use of Liberal Ideals of Private Property Rights
     Pitman B Potter
Common Law Elements in the Philippine Mixed Legal System
     Soliman M Santos Jr
Evaluating the New Japanese Civil Rehabilitation Law
     Stacey Steele


Volume 1 No 2 (1999) - May 2000

The Rule of Law and Governance in the East Asian State
     Kanishka Jayasuriya
The Malaysian Judiciary: Erosion of Confidence
     Wu Min Aun
The Primacy of Development: Environmental Impact Assessment In Indonesia and Australia
     Margaret A Young
Cambodia: An Internet-Based Bibliography
     Pauline C Reich
ASIAN LAW IN TRANSLATION: Impact of Modern Western Law on the Chinese in Taiwan
     Wang Tay-sheng and Sean Cooney (translator)


Volume 1 No 1 (1999) - February 2000

Indonesian Law Reform, or Once More unto the Breach: A Brief Institutional History
     David K Linnan
Chinese Customary Law in Contemporary Malaysia and Singapore
     MB Hooker
The 1998 Cambodian Election: The Quest for Representative Democracy, Constitutionalism and Civil Society
     Graham Hassall
Japanese Business Law in Cyberspace: Preliminary Usage Patterns for the 'Japanese Law Links' Webpage
     Luke Nottage
ASIAN LAW IN TRANSLATION: Talk Law, Live Law, Make Law(s)
     Xu Zhangrun and Tom Clarke (translator)


SUPPLEMENTS

Volume 6 No 2 Bali Bombing Case (Masykur Abdul Kadir Case)


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Published 14 September 2009
Publisher The Federation Press
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ISBN 14430738
Australian RRP $154.00
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