Constitutionalism in Asia in the early twenty-first century
edited by Albert H. Y. Chen.
- UK : CUP, 2015.
- 435 p.
Table of Contents : Chapter 1. The achievement of constitutionalism in Asia: moving beyond 'constitutions without constitutionalism' Chapter 2. East Asian constitutionalism in comparative perspective Chapter 3. Major constitutional developments in Japan in the first decade of the twenty-first century Chapter 4. Upgrading constitutionalism: the ups and downs of constitutional developments in South Korea since 2000 Chapter 5. Constitutional change in North Korea Chapter 6. Chinese constitutional dynamics: a decennial review Chapter 7. A decade of changing constitutionalism in Taiwan: transitional and transnational perspectives Chapter 8. Hong Kong's constitutional journey: 1997-2011 Chapter 9. Constitutional developments in Vietnam in the first decade of the twenty-first century Chapter 10. Constitutionalism in Burma, Cambodia and Thailand: developments in the first decade of the twenty-first century Chapter 11. Constitutional developments in Malaysia in the first decade of the twenty-first century: a nation at the crossroads Chapter 12. 'We are feeling our way forward, step by step': the continuing Singapore experiment in the construction of communitarian constitutionalism in the twenty-first century's first decade Chapter 13. Philippine constitutional law: majoritarian courts and elite politics Chapter 14. Promoting democracy and finding the right direction: a review of major constitutional developments in Indonesia Chapter 15. The Indian constitution in the twenty-first century: the continuing quest for empowerment, good governance and sustainability Chapter 16. The old order is dying, the new order is not yet born: politics of constitution demolishing and constitution building in Nepal Chapter 17. The impact of internationalisation on national constitutions