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Beyond Sham : The North Korean Constitution

Goedde, Patricia A. - 2020

The Constitution of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is often dismissed as a valid legal instrument within the … review are defining elements. However, the North Korean Constitution deserves more nuanced scrutiny in light of evolving … research on socialist and authoritarian constitutionalism in Asia. This article argues that the DPRK Constitution should be …

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Sanctions, Nukes and Juche : Franchising in North Korea

Emerson, Robert W.; Parnell, Jason - 2023

Could North Korea (officially, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea) actually become Northeast Asia’s next big free market economy? At first blush, economic optimism about the Hermit Kingdom seems incredibly misplaced. North Korea is one of the most repressive countries in the world;...

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Investment Treaty Arbitration Policy in Australia, New Zealand – and Korea?

Nottage, Luke R. - 2016

As in some developing countries and more recently some developed countries worldwide and in the Asian region, Australia has faced significant internal opposition and public debate especially over treaty-based investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS). As outlined in Part II(1), concerns have...

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Mediating Japan-Korea Trade and Investment Tensions

Claxton, James; Nottage, Luke R.; Williams, Brett G. - 2020

This paper first describes the trade tensions between Korea and Japan that escalated from mid-2019. It assesses Korea’s prospects in a formal claim now brought before the World Trade Organization, noting difficulties with substantive law, but especially procedure given the general breakdown in...

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