Elgar Encyclopedia of Asian Law - 20% pre-pub discount (Ref: )

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We are delighted to announce the launch of our new Elgar Encyclopedia of Asian Law. The first 40+ chapters are already available on Elgaronline. With over 300 authors from around the world, this Encyclopedia will quite simply be the definitive reference work in the field. New entries will be added regularly and will be fully cross-linked with PDF downloads enabled once the Encyclopedia is complete. Buyers will automatically receive access to new entries as they become available on Elgaronline.

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Edited by Sarah Biddulph, Director of the Asian Law Centre, Melbourne Law School and Kathryn Taylor, Manager of the Asian Law Centre and the Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society, Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne, Australia

The Elgar Encyclopedia of Asian Law is the most comprehensive reference work for those interested in Asian legal studies. Organized alphabetically by jurisdiction the Encyclopedia includes the regions of East Asia, South and Southeast Asia.

The core areas of public / constitutional, civil, criminal and commercial law are covered for each of the 27 jurisdictions. For those where legal research is more extensive, a broader range of topics is included, such as citizenship and immigration law, environmental law, finance and insolvency law, health law and human rights.

Each entry contains an outline of the general legal framework of the area of law, discussion of key features or current debates, and a bibliography of key reference materials. A rich resource available online and in print, the Elgar Encyclopedia of Asian Law will contain more than 400 entries by over 300 authors.

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Over 400 entries
More than 300 contributing authors
Authors with specific regional knowledge
Wide range of jurisdictional coverage

Free entries

Bangladesh: Intellectual Property Law
Khan Khan
Cambodia: Human Rights Law
Sébastien Lafrance
China: Environmental, Natural Resources and Energy Law
Hao Zhang
India: International Law
Swati Singh Parmar
Malaysia: Tax Law
Kwai Fatt Choong
Singapore: Trust Law
Alvin W-L See

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