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Editor-in-Chief
Andreas Apostolides
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Managing Editors
Stephanie Brown Tedmond Wong
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Articles Editor
Simin Gao
Research Editor
Dominique Ding
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Executive Editors
Aaron Gingrande
Katherine Long Edward Mahaney-Walter Tansy Woan |
Tech/IT Editor
Joseph Horne
Online Editors
Jane Marie Russell
Shan Song |
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Symposium Editor
Chao-Tien Cindy Chang
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Jie Bao
Deodar Lovell Bautista José Antonio Butrón Quintero Godfrey Tsz Yeung Chan Wenwen Ding Benjamin Driscoll Dillon Guthrie Michelle Xiao Han Luis Enrique Izaza |
Associate Editors
Zhiyin Jean Jiang
Rosa Kim Alexander Kolodin David S. Lee James Lee Dingding Li Ruoyang Li Jia Liu Megumi Matsuo Bobby Ochoa Lilia Carolina Pérez Rendón |
Jeremy Pettit
Hyein Ashley Song Erika Tang Travis Van Ligten Ruobing Wang Yuan Wang Tian Wen Yun Wu Ily Grace Yumul |
The East Asia Law Review was first published in 2004-2005 as the Chinese Law and Policy Review. Beginning with its 2007-2008 cycle, CLPR changed its name to the East Asia Law Review with the publication of Volume 3. Recognizing that China does not stand alone in the region, we felt that the new name would reflect our interest in a broader view of East Asia. Although the CLPR was a bilingual publication, in English and Mandarin, the EALR is an English language only publication.
Today, EALR is published electronically on our website and distributed via Westlaw and HeinOnline. Additionally, we are currently pursuing other options for broader distribution.
The East Asia Law Review is committed to addressing current cutting-edge legal developments in East Asia by providing a forum for scholars and students to contribute to the development of legal affairs in the region. To this end we publish and distribute a cutting-edge journal and host a variety of events within the Penn legal community in an effort to inform our peers and colleagues about recent developments in East Asian jurisprudence.