P-ISSN 1033-4505
E-ISSN 2202-4824
Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2004January 01, 2004 AEST
Why did the Attempt to Modernise the Legal System in Late Qing China Fail? A Sino-Japanese Comparative Study
Why did the Attempt to Modernise the Legal System in Late Qing China Fail? A Sino-Japanese Comparative Study
Articles in Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2004
Vol. 16, Issue 1, 2004
- Federalism in a Post-Modern WorldThe Honourable Roslyn G Atkinson
- Pastoral Leases and Native Title: A Critique of Ward and WikGim Del Villar
- Why did the Attempt to Modernise the Legal System in Late Qing China Fail? A Sino-Japanese Comparative StudyAi YongMing
- Powers, Purposes and Objects: The Protracted Demise of the Ultra Vires RulePaul J Omar
- Anti-Competitive Practices as Trade Barriers used by Korea and Japan: Focusing on Service and Investment MarketsEun Sup Lee
- Accessorising Aboriginality: Heritage Piracy and the Failure of Intellectual Property Regimes to Safeguard Indigenous CultureChristopher N KendallSarah Meddin
- Wipo Treaties, Free Trade Agreement and Implications for ISP Safe Harbour Provisions (The Role of ISP in Australian Copyright Law)YiJun Tian
- South Pacific Property Law by Sue Farran and Don Paterson, Cavendish Publishing Limited, 2004, 300 ppMichael Weir
- Civil Procedure and Courts in the South Pacific, by Jennifer Corrin Care, Cavendish Publishing Limited, 2004. pp 342John Bahrij