The latest volume of the
Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs (Vol. 38, 2020) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
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Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, Neo-Liberal, State-Capitalist and Ordo-Liberal Conceptions of World Trade: The Rise and Fall of the WTO Dispute Settlement System
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David KC Huang & Nigel N.T. Li, Why China Finds It Difficult to Enable the Rule of Law
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Jaemin Lee, All Words and No Action ― Korea’s FTA Experience in Addressing Investigating Authorities’ Discretion in Trade Remedy Investigations and Ensuing Legal Implications
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Special Reports
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Benny Yiu-ting Tai, The Rebirth of Hong Kong’s Rule of Law
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Bo-jiun Jing, Cybersecurity is National Security: Can Taiwan Have the Digital Cake and Eat It Too?
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Jeffrey (Chieh) Lo, A Story of Two Disputes: (Potential) Investment Claims that hit Taiwan under the Singapore-Taiwan FTA (ASTEP)
