The latest volume of the
Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs (Vol. 39, 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
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Thomas D. Grant, Rescission of the Autonomy of Hong Kong
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Volker Roeben & Sava Jankovic, Validity of Contested Title to Territory in Frozen Conflict Zones: The Case of Nagorno Karabakh with Particular Reference to the 2020 War
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Denise Cheong & S. Nivedita, Enhancing Transboundary Consultation in the Context of Nuclear Power Development in Southeast Asia
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Makoto Seta, International Framework for Cruise Vessels in the Post-Pandemic Asia-Pacific Region: Unclear Rights over Internal Waters
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Mark McLaughlin, Regulating the Corporate Governance of State-Owned Enterprises in Investment Arbitration
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Min K. Lee & Ji Hyoi Moon, The More the Merrier: Is East Asia’s ADR Scene Missing out on Expert Determination?
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Winnie Jo-Mei Ma, Institutional and Legislative Rule-Making for Taiwan’s Arbitration: CAA and Its International Arbitration Centre
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P. Brian Chen, Investigating the WHO’s Lack of Insulation from International Power Politics
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Special Reports
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Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy, The EU, China and Taiwan: Time to Embrace Change
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Siqi Zhao, Promoting and Protecting Cultural and Creative Industries through Free Trade Agreements: The Experience from Korea and Japan
