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《동아국제법연구》는 한국에서 유일하게 국제저명학술지(SSCI/SCOPUS)로 등재돼있는 Journal of East Asia & International Law 제1권(2008) 제1호 제2호를 한권의 책으로 엮은 총서이다. 《동아국제법연구》에는 21세기 글로벌 정치, 경제, 문화의 중심으로 발돋움하고 있는 동아시아의 현안 문제를 기존의 서구적 지배담론에서 벗어나 동아시아 고유의 시각으로 분석한 다수의 논문과 리포트가 실려 있다.

《동아국제법연구》는 한국에서 유일하게 국제저명학술지(SSCI/SCOPUS)로 등재돼있는 Journal of East Asia & International Law 제1권(2008) 제1호 제2호를 한권의 책으로 엮은 총서이다. 《동아국제법연구》에는 21세기 글로벌 정치, 경제, 문화의 중심으로 발돋움하고 있는 동아시아의 현안 문제를 기존의 서구적 지배담론에서 벗어나 동아시아 고유의 시각으로 분석한 다수의 논문과 리포트가 실려 있다.

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《East Asia and International Law》 is a cloth-bound compilation of volumes of the highly prestigious Journal of East Asia & International Law (SSCI/SCOPUS), one of the pre-eminent academic international law reviews published by the YIJUN Institute of International Law. The set of books (vols. 1-5) consist of approximately one hundred legal articles and other valuable publications regarding regional affairs in East Asia. Articles are written by East Asian legal scholars who analyze on-going regional affairs, bilateral disputes, and mainstream international legal questions. These five volumes cover various legal topics of contemporary East Asia such as China-US conflicts, international trade and investment, ASEAN integration, South China Sea disputes, the North Korean Nuclear question, human rights, outer space development, climate change, among numerous other important issues. This set of volumes represents some of the finest research for those who wish to gain an understanding of international legal perspectives unique to East Asia. The highly-detailed annotations provide valuable research references for students, scholars or practitioners studying international law at a professional level.
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Volume 1 May 2008 Number 1
EDITORIAL
ARTICLES
Arthur Eyffinger, Caught Between Tradition and Modernity: East Asia at the Hague Peace Conferences
John O. Haley, Rethinking Contract Practice and Law in Japan
Congyan Cai, Human Rights Conditionality in International Economic Relations: A Chinese Lawyer’s Perspective
Patrick Hughes, Copyright as International Cultural Policy: A New Model for Copyright Enforcement in China

NOTES & COMMENTS
Yun Zhao, Disaster Management and the Tampere Convention
Kangchan Jeong, Stem Cell Research in Korea: A Legislative Aspect
REGIONAL FOCUS & CONTROVERSIES
The Legal Status of Taiwan in the World Health Organization
TAIWAN: Michael Sheng-ti Gau
CHINA: Bin Li

INTERNATIONAL LAWYER
A Dialogue with Judicial Wisdom
Professor Dr. Sompong Sucharitkul

TREATY REPORTS
REVIEW
A. Devereux & C. Anderson, “Reporting under International Human Rights Treaties : Perspectives from Timor Leste’s Experience of the Reformed Process,” 8 Human Rights Law Review (2008) (Todd Howland)

COMMUNICATION
Volume 1 Autumn 2008 Number 2
EDITORIAL
ARTICLES
Valerie Epps, Evolving Concepts of Self-Determination and Autonomy in International Law: The Legal Status of Tibet
Liu Xiaohong, Resolving Jurisdiction Conflicts between Courts and Arbitral Tribunal: A Chinese Law Perspective

NOTES & COMMENTS
N. Ahmad, Dowry Deaths (bride burning) in India and Abetment of Suicide: A Socio-Legal Appraisal
Jaemin Lee, Terrorism Prevention and the Right of Preemptive Self-Defense
Nongji Zhang, Resources on East Asian Law in the United States
I.B.R. Supancana (Special Note), The Roadmap toward the Creation of ASEAN Security Community in 2015: Legal Perspectives

REGIONAL FOCUS & CONTROVERSIES
The Legal Autonomy of Tibet
TIBET: Lobsang Sangay
CHINA: Yongmin Bian

STUDENT CONTRIBUTION
Andrew N. Ackley, Self-Diagnosing Medical Malpractice: How Japan’s Physician Self- Reporting Procedures Undermine Legal Deterrence and Medical Care

INTERNATIONAL LAWYER
A Dialogue with Judicial Wisdom
Dr. Chung Il-yung

TREATY REPORTS
REVIEW
Gerald Paul McAlinn (ed.), Japanese Business Law (Jasper Kim)
Haanappel, P.P.C. , The Law and Policy of Air Space and Outer Space: A Comparative Approach (Che Zuhaida Saari)

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