Journal of East Asia & International Law

from April 2008
Last Number: May 2020

Yijun Institute of International Law
ISSN 1976-9229




Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 233

April 01, 2010

  • The Proliferation Security Initiative and International Law of the Sea: A Japanese Lawyer's Perspective

  • Can the PSI be Legitimate for the Nonproliferation Regime? A Critical Analysis

  • China&'s Position on the Proliferation Security Initiative and Its Reappraisal

  • Colonised's Madness, Colonisers' Modernity and International Law: Mythological Materialism in the East-West Telos

  • UN Collective Security and the Transitional Period: A Myth over the Founding and Aims of the United Nations

  • Considering Custom in the Making of Siyar (Islamic International Law)

  • Territorial Issues on the East China Sea. A Chinese Position

  • Territorial Issues on the East China Sea. A Japanese Position

  • Jerusalem: Legal Status, Condominium and Middle East Peace

    • October 01, 2009

  • Legal Protection of Indonesian Coral Reefs in Papua Province

  • Legal Aspects of the Coastal Zone Management: On-going Process of ICZM in Thailand

  • Japanese Measures against Marine Pollution under UNCLOS and the IMO Treaties

  • Legal Remedies for Marine Ecological Damage in China: As Illustrated by the Tasman Sea Oil Spills Case

  • Erasmus: The 16th Century's Pioneer of Peace Education and a Culture of Peace

  • Rule of Law Indicators in Context: An Empirical Evaluation of GTZ Legal Advisory in Beijing

  • Protecting Victim Rights: The Role of the National Human Rights Commission of Korea

  • A Maritime Demarcation Dispute on the Yellow Sea Republic of Korea

  • A Maritime Demarcation Dispute on the Yellow Sea Democratic People's Republic of Korea

  • Rape as a War Crime: The Position of International Law since World War II

  • Editorial

    • April 01, 2008

  • Caught Between Tradition and Modernity: East Asia at The Hague Peace Conferences

  • Rethinking Contract Practice and Law in Japan

  • Human Rights Conditionality and International Economic Relations: A Chinese Lawyer's Perspective

  • Copyright as International Cultural Policy: A New Model for Copyright Enforcement in China

  • Disaster Management and the Tampere Convention

  • Stem Cell Research in Korea: A Legislative Aspect

  • Stem Cell Research in Korea: A Legislative Aspect

  • The Legal Controversies between China and Taiwan in the WHO From the Perspectives of an International Law Scholar in Taiwan

  • Legal Status of Taiwan in the World Health Organization

    • October 01, 2008

  • Evolving Concepts of Self- Determination and Autonomy in International Law: The Legal Status of Tibet

  • Resolving Jurisdiction Conflicts between Courts and Arbitral Tribunals: A Chinese Law Perspective

  • Dowry Deaths (bride burning) in India and Abetment of Suicide: A Socio-Legal Appraisal

  • Terrorism Prevention and the Right of Preemptive Self-Defense

  • Resources on East Asian Law in the United States

  • Special note: The Roadmap toward the Creation of ASEAN Secutirity Community in 2015: Legal Perspectives

  • Legal Autonomy of Tibet: A Tibetan Lawyer's Perspective

  • Legal Autonomy of Tibet: A Chinese Lawyer's Perspective

  • Self-Diagnosing Medical Malpractice: How Japan's Physician Self-Reporting Procedures Undermine Legal Deterrence and Medical Care

    • April 01, 2009

  • Editorial

  • Memorial of Judge Park Choon Ho

  • The Iraqi Special Tribunal under International Humanitarian Law

  • Legal Framework of Unfair Competition In Jordan: Scope of Application and Legal Protection

  • Islamic International Law and the Right of Self-Defense of States

  • Islamic View of Women's Rights: An International Lawyer's Perspective

  • U.S.-E.U. Open Skies Deal and Its Implication for the Liberalization of International Air Transport Services: A Chinese Perspective

  • "Article 24 Crises" and Security Council Reform:A Japanese Perspective

  • Acting locally, thinking globally? The Relationship between Decentralization in Indonesia and International Human Rights

  • Who Owns the Preah Vihear Temple? A Cambodian Position

  • Who Owns the Preah Vihear Temple? A Thai Position

  • What Can International Law Learn from Indian Mythology, Hinduism and History?