New Issue of Hong Kong Law Journal (Vol. 53, Part 2 of 2023)

HONG KONG LAW JOURNAL

Vol. 53, Part 2 of 2023

Editor-in-Chief: Professor Rick Glofcheski

Associate Editor: Professor Albert Chen

Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Analysis

The Ouster Clause and the Amendment to the Legal Practitioners Ordinance: an Analysis 
Ju Liu...451

Lecture

The Legal Constitution
Peter Cane...469

Focus: “Democracy and Dysfunction: Towards a Responsive Theory of Judicial Review”

Responsive Judicial Review in Asia
Rosalind Dixon...489

Responsive Judicial Review without Democracy: The Hong Kong Experience
Johannes Chan...507

Responsive Judicial Review in Taiwan
Chien-Chih Lin...539

Entrenching Democracy Through Constitutional Adjudication: The Responsive Judicial Review of the Constitutional Court of Korea
Jonghyun Park...563

The Rise and Decline of Responsive Judicial Review in Indonesia
Stefanus Hendrianto...589

Sri Lanka’s Public Trust Doctrine as Responsive Judicial Review?

Dinesha Samararatne...611

Articles

Constitutional Review of Colonial Macau: a Historical Study

Luis WK Wong...643

Mainstreaming Development Dimension into Multilateral Investment Court’s Design and Interpretative Philosophy: a Roadmap for Action

Collins C Ajibo...683

First Aid Administrative Law: Patching the Conditional Discharge Regime

Edward Lui...701

RCEP Investment Rules and a Paradigm Shift in the International Investment Regime

Sheng Zhang and Jie Li...733

Is a Belt-and-Road Investment Court Feasible? an Evaluation of Possible Choices

Wei Yin and Yawen Zheng...757

Review Article

Treaty for a Lost City: the Sino-British Joint Declaration

Richard Cullen...797

China Law

Bureaucratic-professional Conflicts in the Chinese Bureaucratised Courts

Liu Xuanxi...815

Navigating the Identity Thicket in China from a Comparative Lens: Conflicting Control Rights over a Person’s Name

Yang Chen...843

China’s Hainan Free Trade Port: Shipping Laws and Policy Reform

Zhu Li...877

Book reviews

Robert Stevens, The Laws of Restitution

WM Gummow...899

Malcolm Merry, Grounded in Kai Tak – Chinese Aircraft Impounded in Hong Kong, 1949–1952

Michael Ng...903