| REDESIGNING THE UNITED NATIONS
W Michael Reisman |
1-27 |
| POWER AND JUSTICE IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
M Sornarajah
|
28-68 |
| THE EUROPEANISATION OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW:
THE SIGNIFICANCE FOR SINGAPORE
JJ Fawcett
|
69-90 |
| TORT CHOICE OF LAW BEYOND THE RED SEA: WHITHER THE LEX
FORI?
Yeo Tiong Min |
91-116 |
| RECENT DEVELOPMENTS CONCERNING INVESTMENT IN INDONESIA (WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE
TO THE NEW COMPANY LAW 1995)
Prof Mr Dr Sudargo Gautama |
117-139 |
| DEFERRED INDEFEASIBILITY OF TITLE AND INTERESTS
Teo Keang Sood |
140-153 |
| COMPARISON OF THE TRIPS PROVISIONS WITH THE CURRENT INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY LAWS OF SINGAPORE
George Wei |
154-226 |
| THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
L Rao Penna |
226-277 |
| THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONALISATION ON DOMESTICE GOVERNANCE:GENDER
EGALITARIANISM & THE TRANSFORMATIVE POTENTIAL OF CEDAW
Thio Li-Ann |
278-350 |
| CHINA'S REGULATIONS ON FOREIGN
INVESTMENT
Li Mei Qin |
351-354 |
| THE REGULATION OF VESSEL-SOURCE MARINE POLLUTION:
RECONCILING THE MARITIME AND COASTAL STATE INTERESTS
Alan Tan Khee Jin |
355-381 |
