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$a The Judicialization Of Administrative Governance: Causes, Consequences And Limits / Tom Ginsburg -- On The Regulatory Dynamics Of Judicialization: The Promise And Perils Of Exploring Judicialization In East And Southeast Asia / Michael W. Dowdle -- Agencification, Regulation And Judicialization: American Exceptionalism And Other Ways Of Life / Colin Scott -- Riding The Accountability Wave? Accountability Communities And New Modes Of Governance / Kanishka Jayasuriya -- Administrative Law And Judicialized Governance In Japan / Hitoshi Ushijima -- Government Reform, Judicialization, And The Development Of Public Law In The Republic Of Korea / Jongcheol Kim -- Democracy-driven Transformation To Regulatory State: The Case Of Taiwan / Jiunn-rong Yeh -- Administrative Law, Politics And Governance: The Hong Kong Experience / Johannes Chan -- More Law, Less Courts: Legalized Governance, Judicialization, And Dejudicialization In China / Randall Peerenboom -- The Juridification Of Administrative Complaints And Review In Vietnam / John Gillespie -- The Emergence Of Administrative Justice In Thailand Under The 1997 Constitution / Peter Leyland -- Administrative Law And Judicialized Governance In Malaysia: The Indian Connection / Gan Ching Chuan -- The Judicialization Of Governance: The Case Of Singapore / Jolene Lin -- Government By Judiciary In The Philippines: Ideological And Doctrinal Framework / Raul C. Pangalangan -- Administrative Law And Judicial Review In Indonesia: The Search For Accountability / Stewart Fenwick -- Conclusion: Reflections On Administrative Law And Judicialized Governance In East And Southeast Asia / Albert H.y. Chen Edited By Tom Ginsburg And Albert H.y. Chen. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the extent to which administrative governance in Asia has become increasingly judicialized and the subsequent implications for state accountability and legal reform. Edited by Tom Ginsburg and Albert H.Y. Chen, the text compiles contributions from leading legal scholars to analyze how various Asian nations navigate the tension between executive authority and judicial oversight. By examining specific national case studies, the authors evaluate whether the adoption of Western-style administrative law models effectively enhances democratic governance or merely creates new layers of bureaucratic complexity.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this collection as a foundational comparative resource for understanding the evolution of public law in Asian jurisdictions. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which provides a rigorous, detail-oriented examination of regional legal systems for students and practitioners of comparative law.
Page Count:
398
Publication Date:
2008-12-25
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203888685
ISBN-13:
9780203888681
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