The latest issue of the
Korean Journal of International and Comparative Law (Vol. 6, no. 1, 2018) is out. Contents include:
- Jae Woon Lee & Xiongfeng Li, Ongoing Tension in the Air
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Ratna Juwita, An Aretaic Jurisprudence Approach to the Character of the Secretary-General of the United Nations as a Norm Entrepreneur to Save the Earth from the Adverse Impact of Climate Change
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Lowell Bautista, The South China Sea Arbitral Award amidst Shifting Philippine Foreign Policy
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Seokwoo Lee & Hee Eun Lee, Contemporary Issues and Challenges
- Si Jin Oh, Relevance of History and Theory in the Historical Injustice Issues of East Asia
- Seokwoo Lee, Territorial Settlements in Peace Treaties
- Buhm-Suk Baek, Universality of Human Rights, but Not Uniformity of Implementation?
- Sangmin Shim, The North-South Divide on Sustainable Development and the Recent Developments in the Asian Context
- Pyoung Keun Kang, Implications of the Development of International Law upon the Protection of Foreign Investors and Investments from the Perspective of Developing States
- Eon Kyung Park & Taegil Kim, Historical Injustice in Asia and the Role of International Economic Law
- Seung-Jin Oh, Historical Injustice and Dispute Settlement in Asia
- Sung-Won Kim, The Eastphalian Project Revisited
