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W(h)ither the Idea of Publicness? Besieged Democratic Legitimacy Under the Extraconstitutional Hybrid Regulation Across the Taiwan Strait
Corporate Elections and Shareholder Proposal Rights: From Case Studies in South Korea
Gauging the Economic and Political Costs to China of Article 13(b) Referrals of Sudan and Myanmar to the International Criminal Court
Consumer Finance and Financial Repression in China
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The Lunar Year of the Dragon began with great fanfare across Asia with wishes of good fortune and strength. On the venerable ChinaLaw Listserv, Randy Peerenboom, Professor of Law at La Trobe University Melbourne, launched a new discussion with the prompt: “It might be interesting to kick off the year of the dragon with the discussion of what we are likely to see in terms of legal reforms this year? Any suggestions for what the top 10 events or non-events/reforms are likely to be? I would like to call attention to Keith Hand’s important new piece suggesting a new model of consultative constitutionalism based on grand mediation.”
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