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New Courts In The Asia-pacific Region: Law, Development And Judicialization / Andrew Harding And Pip Nicholson -- Legitimacy And The Vietnamese Economic Court / Pip Nicholson With Minh Duong -- 'reading The Tea Leaves' In The Indonesian Commercial Court: A Cautionary Tale, But For Whom? / David K. Linnan -- The Intellectual Property High Court Of Japan / Shigenori Matsui -- Specialized Intellectual Property Courts In The People's Republic Of China: Myth Or Reality? / Connie Carter -- The Constitutional Court Of Thailand, 1998-2006: A Turbulent Innovation / Andrew Harding -- The Constitutional Court And The Judicialization Of Korean Politics / Tom Ginsburg -- Institutional Choice And The New Indonesian Constitutional Court / Hendrianto -- The Indonesian Human Rights Court / Mark Cammack -- 'shopping Forums': Indonesia's Administrative Courts / Adriaan Bedner -- Genealogy Of The Administrative Courts And The Consolidation Of Administrative Justice In Thailand / Peter Leyland -- Compromising Courts And Harmonizing Ideologies: Mediation In The Administrative Chambers Of The People's Courts Of The People's Republic Of China / Michael Palmer -- The Politics Of Indonesia's Anti-corruption Court / Benjamin H. Tahyar -- The Philippines' Sandiganbayan: Anti-graft Courts And The Illusion Of Self-contained Anti-corruption Regimes / Raul C. Pangalangan -- Malaysian Royalty And The Special Court / H. P. Lee -- Informed By Ideology: A Review Of The Court Reforms In Brunei Darussalam / Ann Black -- Courts In Xinjiang: Institutional Capacity In China's Periphery / Pitman B. Potter -- Japan's New Criminal Trials: Origins, Operations And Implications / Kent Anderson And David T. Johnson -- Dollars To Donuts: Japanese Courts' New Role As Corporate Regulator / Veronica L. Taylor. Edited By Andrew Harding And Penelope (pip) Nicholson. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the emergence, function, and political impact of specialized courts across the Asia-Pacific region during a period of rapid institutional change. Editors Andrew Harding and Penelope Nicholson compile contributions from leading legal scholars to analyze how these new judicial bodies interact with local political ideologies, economic development goals, and existing legal traditions. The text argues that the proliferation of these courts reflects a broader trend of judicialization, though the effectiveness and independence of these institutions vary significantly based on national context.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a foundational resource for understanding the complexities of judicial reform in the Asia-Pacific region. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which provides a rigorous, evidence-based look at how legal institutions function in practice rather than just in theory.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
2010-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203862848
ISBN-13:
9780203862841
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