The latest volume of the
Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs (Vol. 40, 2022) is out. Contents include:
- Essay
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Ying-jeou Ma, Reflections on Why I Studied International Law and How I Used It to Help my
Country and People
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Articles
- David Proaño Alcívar, States in Danger of Extinction: The Case of the Republic of Kiribati
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Tomas Hamilton & Gabriele Caon, Corporate Accountability for Atrocity Crimes in Myanmar: Business
Complicity in the Investigations of the UN Fact-Finding Mission
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Sungjin Kang, The DEPA and ASDEA: Template for Digital Trade Agreements for
Indo-Pacific?
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Mao-wei Lo, Can the CPTPP Help? The (Un)expected Roles of the CPTPP to Eradicate
Forced Labor Issues in Taiwanese Distant Water Fisheries
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Special Reports: Indo-Pacific Strategies
- Desirée LeClercq, The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity: Promise or Peril for
Labor Governance through Trade Instruments?
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Yurika Ishii, The Connectivity in the Indo-Pacific: Policies and Strategies of the ASEAN, the
US, and the EU
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Arie Afriansyah & Aristyo Rizka Darmawan, Sailing between Reefs: Balancing Indonesia’s Maritime Security Cooperation
in the Indo-Pacific
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Stefanie Schacherer, The EU and the Indo-Pacific Region – Prospects of a Green Partnership
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Special Reports: Taiwan and International Law
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David KC Huang & Nigel N.T. Li, National Identity in Taiwan: A Doctrinal Analysis through the Lens of
Democratism
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Tsung-Ling Lee, Taiwan and the 2005 International Health Regulations (IHR): Covid-19 and
the Evolving Landscape of Global Health
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Ying-Jun Lin, No Pay, No Gain? APEC and Taiwan’s Experiences
