The latest volume of the
Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs (Vol. 35, 2017) is out. Contents include:
- Essay
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James A.R. Nafziger, Some Personal Reflections about Getting Started as an International Lawyer
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Articles
- Michael Hwang S.C. & Lim Si Cheng, Breaking the Silence of the Executive: The Residual Role of the Common Law Courts in the Determination of Statehood
- Hyun-jin Park, Sovereignty Over Dokdo as Interpreted and Evaluated from the Korean-Japanese Exchanges of Notes Verbales (1952–1965)
- Yasue Mochizuki, Roles and Functions of Transitional Justice Mechanisms in the Asia-Pacific Region in the Development of International Law
- Brian McGarry, Third Parties and Insular Features After the South China Sea Arbitration
- Agata Kleczkowska, “Recognition” of Governments by International Organizations – The Example of the UN General Assembly and Asian States
