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This is an edited selection of blogs posted by Dr Luke Nottage, of Sydney Law School, since mid-2008 at http://eastasiaforum.org. The postings focus on trends and hot topics involving the legal system of Australia's most important partner in East Asia, but in broad comparative and socio-economic context. See www.law.usyd.edu.au/anjel for further information on Japanese Law related research, visitorships and outreach, and teaching and learning (including the Kyoto and Tokyo Seminar intensive courses available through the Law School: www.kyoto-seminar.jp).
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Japanese Law in Asia-Pacific Socio-Economic Context
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- Asia-Pacific Product Safety Regulation and Other Regional Architecture for a Post-FTA Era
- Australia and Japan: A New Economic [and Legal!] Partnership in Asia
- Legal Education and the Profession in Australia, Japan, and Beyond
- Kawamura Connections: Tokyo Lawyers Go Global, All the Way With the IBA
- Japan’s New Quasi-Jury System and Video-Taping of Interrogations
- Lessons for Australia – How (Japan and) other countries are dealing with current consumer issues
- The New DPJ Government in Japan: Implications for Law Reform
- Law, Public Policy and Economics in Japan and Australia: Reviewing Bilateral Relations and Commercial Regulation in 2009
- Unfair Consumer Contracts Law Reform in Australia (at last), Japan and Europe
- Taniguchi Talk - Does the WTO Really Settle International Trade Disputes?
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