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International Shipping: International and Comparative Perspectives, pp 77–96 Aldo Chircop, Norman Letalik, Ted McDorman and Susan Rolston (eds) Martinus Nijhoff Publishers Book ChaptersMaritime Terrorism and the Law of the Sea: Basic Principles and New ChallengesThe Law of the Sea Convention: Accession and Globalization, pp 229–257 Myron Nordquist, John Norton-Moore, Alfred Soons and Hak-So Kim (eds) Martinus Nijhoff Publishers Book ChaptersThe EEZ Regime Reflection After Thirty YearsSecuring the Ocean for the Next Generation Harry N Scheiber and Moon Sang Kwon (eds) LOSI Conference Papers, Papers from the Law of the Sea Institute, UC Berkeley– Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology Conference Book ChaptersThe Effect of Historic Fishing Rights in Maritime Boundaries DelimitationSecuring the Ocean for the Next Generation Harry N Scheiber and Moon Sang Kwon (eds) LOSI Conference Papers, Papers from the Law of the Sea Institute, UC Berkeley– Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology Conference Book ChaptersThe ASEAN Charter: The Legalization of ASEAN?Global Administrative Law: The Casebook, 3rd Edition, Chapter I.B.7, pp 115–128 Sabino Cassese et al (eds) Institute for International Law & Justice, NYU School of Law Journal Articles & Book ReviewsASEAN International Investment Agreements: The Incorporation of Global Regulatory GovernanceGlobal Administrative Law: The Casebook, 3rd Edition, Chapter I.D.3, pp 235–242 Sabino Cassese et al (eds) Institute for International Law & Justice, NYU School of Law Book ChaptersTransboundary Pollution from Offshore Oil and Gas Activities in the Seas of Southeast AsiaRobin Warner and Simon Marsden (eds) Transboundary Environmental Governance in Inland, Coastal and Marine Areas Ashgate Publishing Book ChaptersThe Impact of Tax Incentives on Economic Development in Singapore and Hong KongTaxation in ASEAN and China : Local Institutions, Regionalism, Global Systems and Economic Development, Chapter 10, pp 191–213 Nolan Cormac Sharkey (ed) Routledge ReportsJoint Development in Asia: Some Valuable Lessons LearnedMaritime Energy Resources in Asia: Legal Regimes and Cooperation Clive Schofield (ed) National Bureau of Asian Research Special Report No 37 BooksA Selective Approach to Establishing a Human Rights Mechanism in Southeast Asia: The Case for a Southeast Asian Court of...Martinus Nijhoff Publishers BooksAsian Approaches to International Law and the Legacy of Colonialism: The Law of the Sea, Territorial Disputes and Intern...Routledge ReportsIncreased Tension and Risk of Potential Conflict in the South China SeaRegional Security Outlook Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific, pp 36–39 Event ReportsConference on Joint Development and the South China SeaCentre for International Law Event ReportsCo-Chair’s Provisional Report on Workshop on the Protection of Submarine CablesCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: Singapore’s Country ReportCentre for International Law Event ReportsWorkshop on International Maritime CrimesCentre for International Law Journal Articles & Book ReviewsASEAN IIAs: Conserving Regulatory Sovereignty while Promoting the Rule of Law?Transnational Dispute Management Journal Vol 8(5) Book ChaptersNon-State Actors in Southeast Asia: How Does Civil Society Contribute Toward Norm-Building in a State-Centric Environmen...Participants in the International Legal System: Multiple Perspectives on Non-State Actors in International Law, pp 109–125 Jean d’Aspremont (ed) Routledge Book ChaptersPersistent Engagement and Insistent Persuasion: The Working Group for an ASEAN Human Rights Mechanism’s Role in In...Human Rights in the Asia-Pacific Region: Towards Institution Building, pp 127–143 Hitoshi Nasu and Ben Saul (eds) Routledge Journal Articles & Book ReviewsThe Maturation of Investment Treaty ArbitrationInternational Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes Review Vol 25(1), pp 3–20 BooksThe ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights: Institutionalising Human Rights in Southeast AsiaCambridge University Press BooksSingapore and International Law: The Early Years, Essays in Memory of S TiwariNUS Centre for International Law BooksInternational Law, History & Policy: Singapore in the Early YearsCentre for International Law Commentaries & Opinion EditorialsMapping Out Rival Claims to the South China SeaThe Straits Times Commentaries & Opinion EditorialsBy the BookSouth China Morning Post Commentaries & Opinion EditorialsConsider Joint Developments in Disputed SeasThe Straits Times Commentaries & Opinion EditorialsIslands or Rocks? Evolving Dispute in South China SeaS Rajaratnam School of International Studies Commentary No 75 Book ChaptersTaxation and Non-Taxation Measures for Sustainable Development in SingaporeThe Law and Practice of Singapore Income Tax, Chapter 21, pp 1045–1073 LexisNexis Event ReportsCIL ASEAN Charter Series 2010: Workshop on Implementing Legal Personality and Privileges and ImmunitiesCentre for International Law Commentaries & Opinion EditorialsRole for Law in a World Ruled by PowerThe Straits Times Commentaries & Opinion EditorialsThree Powerful Global IdeasCentre on Asia and Globalization Research ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: New Zealand’s Country ReportCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: Malaysia’s Country ReportCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: Viet Nam’s Country ReportCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: Thailand’s Country ReportCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: South Korea’s Country ReportCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: The Philippines’ Country ReportCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: The Netherlands’ Country ReportCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: Japan’s Country ReportCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: Indonesia’s Country ReportCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: People’s Republic of China’s Country ReportCentre for International Law ReportsCIL Research Project on International Maritime Crimes: Australia’s Country ReportCentre for International Law Event ReportsWorkshop on Submarine Cables and Law of the SeaCentre for International Law Book ChaptersMultilateral or Regional—WTO ‘and/or’ FTAs? An Academic’s View of the TrenchesEconomic Diplomacy, pp 257–270 C L Lim and Margaret Liang (eds) World Scientific Publishing Journal Articles & Book ReviewsICSID Review—Featuring CIL Conference on International Investment ArbitrationInternational Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes Review Vol 25(1), Spring 2010 Commentaries & Opinion EditorialsHow China Could Clarify Its ClaimsS Rajaratnam School of International Studies Commentary No 116 Commentaries & Opinion EditorialsSouth China Sea: Worsening Dispute or Growing Clarity in Claims?S Rajaratnam School of International Studies Commentary No 90 Commentaries & Opinion EditorialsOceans Awash in a Sea of TroubleThe Straits Times Commentaries & Opinion EditorialsWhaling Dispute at the CrossroadsThe Straits Times Book ChaptersTranslating the Design into a Bloc: The Domestic Implementation of The ASEAN CharterLife After the Charter, pp 66–87 S Tiwari (ed) Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Book ChaptersThe Asian Economic Community: ASEAN – A Building or a Stumbling Block for China and India Economic CooperationChina, India and the International Economic Order, pp 387–426 Muthucumaraswamy Sornarajah and Jiangyu Wang (eds) Cambridge University Press Book ChaptersMy Experiences with the WTO Dispute Settlement SystemEconomic Diplomacy: Essays and Reflections by Singapore’s Negotiators, pp 141–155 C L Lim and Margaret Liang (eds) Institute of Policy Studies/World Scientific Press OthersIntegration through Law: The ASEAN Way in a Comparative ContextCentre for International Law Journal Articles & Book ReviewsPain, Gain, or Shame: The Evolution of Environmental Law and the Role of Multinational CorporationsIndiana Journal of Global Legal Studies Vol 16(1), pp 195–222 FirstLast
