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SINGAPORE JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES

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  • Book Review

    Book Review: Cheshire and North’s Private International Law (11th Edition) by P. M. North & J. J. Fawcett

    Citation: [1988] Sing JLS 249
  • Book Review

    Book Review: The Police and the Public in Australia and New Zealand by D. Chappel and P. R. Wilson

    Citation: [1970] Sing JLS 249
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Law and Lawyers in the United States by Erwin N. Grisworld

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 249
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Essays in Constitutional Law by R. F. V. Heuston Second Edition, Second Impression

    Citation: [1970] Sing JLS 250
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Annual Survey of Commonwealth Law, 1968 by H. W. R. Wade with Assistant Editor, Harold L. Cryer eds.

    Citation: [1970] Sing JLS 250
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Revue Asienne de Droit Compare, Vol. 1, parts 1-4 Rhodesia and Nyasaland Law Journal, Vol. 3 part 2 University of Ghana Law Journal, Vol. 1, part 1

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 250
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Governance in Singapore by Ross Worthington

    Citation: [2004] Sing JLS 251
  • Book Review

    Book Review: United Nations for a Better World by J. N. Saxena, Gurdip Singh, A. K. Koul

    Citation: [1988] Sing JLS 251
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Manual of Public International Law by Max Sorensen ed

    Citation: [1970] Sing JLS 251
  • Book Review

    Book Review: We the Robots? Regulating Artificial Intelligence and the Limits of the Law by Simon Chesterman

    Citation: [2022] Sing JLS 252
    Debates about the law, regulation, and governance of robots, artificial intelligence (“AI”), and machine learning have been dominated by voices from North America, Europe, and Australia. While Singapore has hosted conferences at which these matters have been discussed, and while it is clearly an interested party in relation to these debates, a distinctively Singaporean voice has yet to be heard—or, at any rate, it had not been heard prior to the publication of Simon Chesterman’s stimulating book.