| ENFORCING AN UNFORTUNATE, UNNECESSARY AND UNQUESTIONABLY BINDING NPCSC INTERPRETATION: THE HONG KONG JUDICIARY'S DECONSTRUCTION OF ITS CONSTRUCTION OF THE BASIC LAW |
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| SOFT LAW, STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION ON PRC's BELT AND ROAD - TOWARDS AN EMERGING LEGAL ORDER? |
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| PROHIBITING THE HONG KONG NATIONAL PARTY: HAS HONG KONG VIOLATED THE INTERNATIONAL COVENANT ON CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS? |
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| A PERFECT STORM: HONG KONG-MAINLAND RENDITION OF FUGITIVE OFFENDERS |
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| DEMISE OF ONE COUNTRY, Two SYSTEMS? REFLECTIONS ON THE HONG KONG RENDITION SAGA |
2 |
| TEN DAYS THAT SHOCKED THE WORLD: THE RENDITION PROPOSAL IN HONG KONG |
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| AMNESTY IN HONG KONG? |
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| THE POWER OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO GRANT AN AMNESTY: A POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO THE EXTRADITION BILL CONTROVERSIES |
2 |
| NOT AN INTERNAL AFFAIR: HONG KONG'S RIGHT TO AUTONOMY AND SELF-DETERMINATION UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW |
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| TWENTY YEARS OF THE BASIC LAW: CONTINUITY AND CHANGES IN THE GEOFFREY MA COURT |
2 |
| REVISITING LEGISLATIVE INTERPRETATIONS IN CHINA AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR HONG KONG |
2 |
| THE OATH-TAKING CASES AND THE NPCSC INTERPRETATION OF 2016: INTERFACE OF COMMON LAW AND CHINESE LAW |
2 |
| CO-LOCATION IS CONSTITUTIONAL |
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| RIGHTS, PROPORTIONALITY AND DEFERENCE: A STUDY OF POST-HANDOVER JUDGMENTS IN HONG KONG |
2 |
| THE DOCTRINE OF LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS: INTERNATIONAL LAW, COMMON LAW AND LESSONS FOR HONG KONG |
1 |
| MANAGING THE RISKS OF CORPORATE FRAUD: THE EVIDENCE FROM HONG KONG AND SINGAPORE |
1 |
| THE DUTY OF HONG KONG COURTS TO FOLLOW THE NPCSC'S INTERPRETATION OF THE BASIC LAW: ARE THERE ANY LIMITS? |
1 |
| SEPARATION OF POWERS IN HONG KONG: INCHING TOWARDS A MORE FLEXIBLE JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION |
1 |
| ARTICLE V(1)(B) OF THE NEW YORK CONVENTION IN CHINA: APPLYING THE DUE PROCESS DEFENSE WITHOUT THE DOCTRINE OF DUE PROCESS |
1 |
| ADDRESSING DILEMMAS OVER CLIMATE CHANGE LITIGATION IN CHINA |
1 |
| IMPLICATIONS AND CHALLENGES OF A CHINESE MODEL FOR BELT AND ROAD DISPUTE RESOLUTION: ANALYSING THE ROLE OF THE CHINA INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL COURT AND ONE-STOP MECHANISM |
1 |
| RE-CONCEPTUALISING PRIVATE LAW: THE STRUGGLE FOR CIVIL CODIFICATION IN CHINA |
1 |
| A NON-LEGISLATIVE READING OF THE CO-LOCATION DECISION AND THE NPCSC's CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW POWER UNDER THE BASIC LAW |
1 |
| REFORMING CONSUMER PROTECTION IN HONG KONG: HOW TO ADEQUATELY PROTECT CONSUMERS? |
1 |
| SPOUSES WITHOUT BENEFITS: RING-FENCING MARRIAGE AFTER W AND QT HAVE UNBOLTED ITS GATES? |
1 |
| REGULATION OF CONTROLLING SHAREHOLDER MISCONDUCT IN LISTED COMPANIES: A COMPARISON OF HONG KONG AND DELAWARE |
1 |
| MENTAL HEALTH LAW IN HONG KONG: THE CIVIL CONTEXT |
1 |
| SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF MARRIAGE IN LEUNG CHUN KWONG V SECRETARY FOR THE CIVIL SERVICE |
1 |
| REVISION OF CHINA'S LEGISLATION LAW: TOWARDS A MORE ORDERLY, FAIR AND JUST LEGAL SYSTEM |
1 |
| BELATEDLY BUT FRUITFULLY, LAW COMES TO GRIPS WITH THE ANALYTICAL CHALLENGE OF GLOBALISATION |
0 |
| GUIDING CASES AS A FORM OF STATUTORY INTERPRETATION: EXPANSION OF SUPREME PEOPLE'S COURT'S JUDICIAL LAWMAKING AUTHORITY IN CHINA |
0 |
| THE GAP BETWEEN THE EU AND CHINA ON THE ISDS MECHANISMS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE EU-CHINA BIT NEGOTIATIONS: EVOLVING STATUS AND UNDERLYING LOGIC |
0 |
| DEVELOPMENTS IN INTER-REGIONAL CONFLICT OF LAWS WITHIN CHINA |
0 |
| CHINA-TAIWAN REPATRIATION OF CRIMINAL SUSPECTS: ROOM FOR HUMAN RIGHTS? |
0 |
| SEVENTY YEARS ON: THE TAIWAN CONSTITUTIONAL COURT AND JUDICIAL ACTIVISM IN A CHANGING CONSTITUTIONAL LANDSCAPE |
0 |
| SHOULD THERE BE A LIMITATION PERIOD FOR SECTION 214 OF THE SECURITIES AND FUTURES ORDINANCE? |
0 |
| REVISITING SECTION 124 OF THE CRIMES ORDINANCE |
0 |
| PARTY AUTONOMY AND THE SELECTION OF NON STATE NORMS IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS |
0 |
| THE APOLOGY ORDINANCE: BOLD STEPS INTO SOME UNCHARTED AREAS OF APOLOGY PROTECTING LEGISLATION |
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| BALANCING NATIONAL SECURITY AND PUBLIC ORDER WITH HUMAN RIGHTS: A JUDICIAL PERSPECTIVE |
0 |
| PROPERTY RIGHTS OF COHABITANTS: A COMPARISON OF FOUR JURISDICTIONS |
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| HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND JUDICIAL DIVINATION IN HONG KONG |
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| UNDERSTANDING WHO HAS AN INSURABLE INTEREST IN GOODS UNDER MULTIMODAL TRANSPORT IN CHINESE LAW |
0 |
| CRIMINALISATION OF SHIP-SOURCE MARINE POLLUTION UNDER CHINESE LAW: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS |
0 |
| THE ELIGIBILITY OF CLAIMANTS TO COMMENCE DERIVATIVE LITIGATION ON BEHALF OF CHINA'S JOINT STOCK LIMITED COMPANIES |
0 |
| IDEAS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY OF OUTER SPACE ACTIVITIES: ACTIVE SPACE DEBRIS REMOVAL |
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| MONEY LAUNDERING AND DISTRIBUTED LEDGER TECHNOLOGY IN HONG KONG |
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| LATE QING INTELLECTUALS' DISCUSSIONS ON CHINESE COMPETENCE FOR CONSTITUTIONALISM (1902-1911) |
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| CAPITAL GAINS TAX WITH HONG KONG CHARACTERISTICS: DESIRABILITY, FEASIBILITY AND DESIGN |
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| HOW CHOCOLATE WARS SHAPE THE LAW: KITKAT, THREE-DIMENSIONAL TRADE MARKS AND THE ENIGMA OF TECHNICAL FUNCTION |
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