The latest issue of the
Journal of East Asia and International Law (Vol. 10, no. 1, Spring 2017) is out. Contents include:
- Issue Focus: BREXIT: British Way vs. Asian Way
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Siraj Shaik Aziz,
The Investment Protection Chapter of the EU-Singapore Free Trade Agreement: A Model for the Post-Brexit UK IIAs
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Hyung Bok Chae,
Brexit: Is Britain Coupable?
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Shucheng Wang,
Brexit's Challenge to Globalization and Implications for Asia: A Chinese Perspective
- Articles
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Congyan Cai,
Enforcing a New National Security? China's National Security Law and International Law
- Chinyere Ezeoke,
The ASEAN Single Shipping Market: Towards a Regional Cabotage Regime
- Notes & Comments
- Udin Silalahi,
The Harmonization of Competition Laws towards the ASEAN Economic Integration
- Jongcheol Kim,
Dissolution of the Unified Progressive Party Case in Korea: A Critical Review with Reference to the European Court of Human Rights Case Law
- Regional Focus & Controversies: Repatriation of Cultural Property in Japan
- Yuji Hosaka,
Article 2 of the Korea-Japan Basic Treaty and Japan's Repatriation of Korean Cultural Properties: Reviewing Travaux Preparatoires
- Hui Zhong,
Can Chinese Individuals Request the Restitution of Chinese Cultural Relics in Japan?: A Revisit under International Law
- Yoshiaki Sato,
“Settled Completely and Finally”: A Japanese Perspective on the Repatriationism of Cultural Property
- East Asian Observer
- Andrew Wolman, Han Kim and North Korean Accountability for Torture and Unlawful Killing
- M. Hendrapati et al.,
Today’s Ambalat: Neglecting the Basepoints of Sipadan and Ligitan Islands for Maintaining the Equidistance Principle in the Disputed Area
