Law Reforms Around the World
Perspectives from National and International Law
Herausgeber: Qureshi, Asif H
Law Reforms Around the World
Perspectives from National and International Law
Herausgeber: Qureshi, Asif H
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This edited volume sheds light on law reform. It examines the process of law reform and explains the need for a constant appraisal to keep its wheels optimally operational.
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This edited volume sheds light on law reform. It examines the process of law reform and explains the need for a constant appraisal to keep its wheels optimally operational.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 346
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 685g
- ISBN-13: 9781032359861
- ISBN-10: 1032359862
- Artikelnr.: 68713036
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 346
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 685g
- ISBN-13: 9781032359861
- ISBN-10: 1032359862
- Artikelnr.: 68713036
Asif H. Qureshi is a leading authority in Public International Law and International Economic Law, with decades of academic teaching, scholarly research, and global consultancy expertise. He has critically evaluated received wisdom, spearheaded ground-breaking research, empowered learners, and contributed to global policy development across a diverse and constantly evolving international landscape. Between 2012 and 2021 he was a tenured Professor at Korea University, Korea. Prior to that, he was a tenured Professor at the University of Manchester, UK. Currently, he is a tenured Professor at the School of Transnational Law, Peking University, Shenzhen, China. He is a barrister attached to Quadrant Chambers in London, UK.
Introduction 1. A Holistic Approach to the Domestic & International Law
Reform Systems Part One: Empirical & Theoretical Aspects 2. Mapping of
World Law Reform Institutions 3. Law Reform Commissions in Civil law and
Common Law 4. Unlocking Boundaries: Law Reform and the Progressive
Development of International Law Part Two: Law Reform in Civil Law Systems
5. Law Reform in Latin America 6. The Law Reform in China 7. The Pattern of
Russian Legal Codification in Historical and Comparative Perspectives Part
Three: Law Reform in Common Law Systems 8. Progressive Development and
Codification of Laws: Role of Institutionalised Mechanisms for Law Reform
in Domestic Jurisdictions in Africa - Challenges and Prospects 9. The Law
Commission of India - A Critical Analysis of its Contributions to Law
Reform 10. International Law Reform: Lessons from National Law Commissions
- The Case of the United Kingdom Part Four: Law Reform in International Law
& the UN International Law Commission 11. The Political Economy of U.S. Law
Reform with Respect to International Law and Transactions 12. Marxist View
of International Law Reform from China's Perspective 13. The International
Law Commission at a Crossroad: Topics and Methods of Codification 14.
International Law Reforms and the International Law Commission 15.
Reforming Law Reform in International Law: Towards a Reasonable Selection
Process for Greater Legitimacy of the ILC 16. The Need for
Interdisciplinarity in the Work of the International Law Commission Part
Four: Law Reform: Regional and Multilateral Economic Organizations 17. The
Fostering of Law Reform by Multilateral Development Banks 18. The
International Monetary Fund and Law Reform 19. WIPO and TRIPs: In Pursuit
of Mitigating the Time Lag in Law Reform Concerned with Technological
Developments 20. A Critical Evaluation of the African Union Commission on
International Law: A Model for Other Countries? Part Five: UN ILC --
International Economic & Environment Law 21. Codifying Fundamental
Principles of International Economic Law? 22. Time to Codify International
Investment Law? Not yet 23. The International Law Commission and
International Economic Law--No Chance for a Real Encounter 24. ILC Draft
Guidelines on the Protection of the Atmosphere: A Critique. Conclusion
Reform Systems Part One: Empirical & Theoretical Aspects 2. Mapping of
World Law Reform Institutions 3. Law Reform Commissions in Civil law and
Common Law 4. Unlocking Boundaries: Law Reform and the Progressive
Development of International Law Part Two: Law Reform in Civil Law Systems
5. Law Reform in Latin America 6. The Law Reform in China 7. The Pattern of
Russian Legal Codification in Historical and Comparative Perspectives Part
Three: Law Reform in Common Law Systems 8. Progressive Development and
Codification of Laws: Role of Institutionalised Mechanisms for Law Reform
in Domestic Jurisdictions in Africa - Challenges and Prospects 9. The Law
Commission of India - A Critical Analysis of its Contributions to Law
Reform 10. International Law Reform: Lessons from National Law Commissions
- The Case of the United Kingdom Part Four: Law Reform in International Law
& the UN International Law Commission 11. The Political Economy of U.S. Law
Reform with Respect to International Law and Transactions 12. Marxist View
of International Law Reform from China's Perspective 13. The International
Law Commission at a Crossroad: Topics and Methods of Codification 14.
International Law Reforms and the International Law Commission 15.
Reforming Law Reform in International Law: Towards a Reasonable Selection
Process for Greater Legitimacy of the ILC 16. The Need for
Interdisciplinarity in the Work of the International Law Commission Part
Four: Law Reform: Regional and Multilateral Economic Organizations 17. The
Fostering of Law Reform by Multilateral Development Banks 18. The
International Monetary Fund and Law Reform 19. WIPO and TRIPs: In Pursuit
of Mitigating the Time Lag in Law Reform Concerned with Technological
Developments 20. A Critical Evaluation of the African Union Commission on
International Law: A Model for Other Countries? Part Five: UN ILC --
International Economic & Environment Law 21. Codifying Fundamental
Principles of International Economic Law? 22. Time to Codify International
Investment Law? Not yet 23. The International Law Commission and
International Economic Law--No Chance for a Real Encounter 24. ILC Draft
Guidelines on the Protection of the Atmosphere: A Critique. Conclusion
Introduction 1. A Holistic Approach to the Domestic & International Law
Reform Systems Part One: Empirical & Theoretical Aspects 2. Mapping of
World Law Reform Institutions 3. Law Reform Commissions in Civil law and
Common Law 4. Unlocking Boundaries: Law Reform and the Progressive
Development of International Law Part Two: Law Reform in Civil Law Systems
5. Law Reform in Latin America 6. The Law Reform in China 7. The Pattern of
Russian Legal Codification in Historical and Comparative Perspectives Part
Three: Law Reform in Common Law Systems 8. Progressive Development and
Codification of Laws: Role of Institutionalised Mechanisms for Law Reform
in Domestic Jurisdictions in Africa - Challenges and Prospects 9. The Law
Commission of India - A Critical Analysis of its Contributions to Law
Reform 10. International Law Reform: Lessons from National Law Commissions
- The Case of the United Kingdom Part Four: Law Reform in International Law
& the UN International Law Commission 11. The Political Economy of U.S. Law
Reform with Respect to International Law and Transactions 12. Marxist View
of International Law Reform from China's Perspective 13. The International
Law Commission at a Crossroad: Topics and Methods of Codification 14.
International Law Reforms and the International Law Commission 15.
Reforming Law Reform in International Law: Towards a Reasonable Selection
Process for Greater Legitimacy of the ILC 16. The Need for
Interdisciplinarity in the Work of the International Law Commission Part
Four: Law Reform: Regional and Multilateral Economic Organizations 17. The
Fostering of Law Reform by Multilateral Development Banks 18. The
International Monetary Fund and Law Reform 19. WIPO and TRIPs: In Pursuit
of Mitigating the Time Lag in Law Reform Concerned with Technological
Developments 20. A Critical Evaluation of the African Union Commission on
International Law: A Model for Other Countries? Part Five: UN ILC --
International Economic & Environment Law 21. Codifying Fundamental
Principles of International Economic Law? 22. Time to Codify International
Investment Law? Not yet 23. The International Law Commission and
International Economic Law--No Chance for a Real Encounter 24. ILC Draft
Guidelines on the Protection of the Atmosphere: A Critique. Conclusion
Reform Systems Part One: Empirical & Theoretical Aspects 2. Mapping of
World Law Reform Institutions 3. Law Reform Commissions in Civil law and
Common Law 4. Unlocking Boundaries: Law Reform and the Progressive
Development of International Law Part Two: Law Reform in Civil Law Systems
5. Law Reform in Latin America 6. The Law Reform in China 7. The Pattern of
Russian Legal Codification in Historical and Comparative Perspectives Part
Three: Law Reform in Common Law Systems 8. Progressive Development and
Codification of Laws: Role of Institutionalised Mechanisms for Law Reform
in Domestic Jurisdictions in Africa - Challenges and Prospects 9. The Law
Commission of India - A Critical Analysis of its Contributions to Law
Reform 10. International Law Reform: Lessons from National Law Commissions
- The Case of the United Kingdom Part Four: Law Reform in International Law
& the UN International Law Commission 11. The Political Economy of U.S. Law
Reform with Respect to International Law and Transactions 12. Marxist View
of International Law Reform from China's Perspective 13. The International
Law Commission at a Crossroad: Topics and Methods of Codification 14.
International Law Reforms and the International Law Commission 15.
Reforming Law Reform in International Law: Towards a Reasonable Selection
Process for Greater Legitimacy of the ILC 16. The Need for
Interdisciplinarity in the Work of the International Law Commission Part
Four: Law Reform: Regional and Multilateral Economic Organizations 17. The
Fostering of Law Reform by Multilateral Development Banks 18. The
International Monetary Fund and Law Reform 19. WIPO and TRIPs: In Pursuit
of Mitigating the Time Lag in Law Reform Concerned with Technological
Developments 20. A Critical Evaluation of the African Union Commission on
International Law: A Model for Other Countries? Part Five: UN ILC --
International Economic & Environment Law 21. Codifying Fundamental
Principles of International Economic Law? 22. Time to Codify International
Investment Law? Not yet 23. The International Law Commission and
International Economic Law--No Chance for a Real Encounter 24. ILC Draft
Guidelines on the Protection of the Atmosphere: A Critique. Conclusion