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Session 1
David Linnan
Univ. of South Carolina
School of Law
Veronica Taylor
Univ. of Washington
School of Law
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Katharina Pistor and Philip A. Wellons
The Role of Law and Legal
Institutions in Asian Economic Development
1960-1965, Oxford, New
York, 1999 pp. 33-61 |
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Session 2
David Linnan
Univ. of South Carolina
School of Law
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David
Clark, The Many
Meanings of the Rule Of Law In Kanishka Jayasurya, Law, Capitalism & Power
in Asia: the rule of law& Legal institutions, routlegde, london,1999 pP
28-44
David Linnan, Police
Discretion in a Continental European Administrative State: The Police of
Baden -Wuerttemberg in the Federal Republic of Germany, 47 Law and
Contemporary Problems 185 (1984)
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Session 3
John Ohnesorge
Univ. of Wisconsin
School of Law
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Choi – Development of Law and Legal Institution in Korea (in
Traditional Korean Legal Attitudes,
Chun, et al., eds, 1980)
Yoon – Chapter V: Legal Professions and Judicial Independence (in
Yoon, Law and Political Authority in
South Korea, 1990)
Kim – The Changing Landscape of Civil Litigation (Chapter 14,
Recent Transformations in Korean Law
and Society, Yoon, ed., 2000)
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Session 4
John Ohnesorge
Univ. of Wisconsin
School of Law
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Yoon – Chapter II: Law and Bureaucracy (in
Law and Political Authority in South
Korea)
Yoon – Chapter III: The Enforcement of Law (in
Law and Political Authority in South
Korea)
Hong – Administrative Law in the Institutionalized Administrative State
(Chapter 3, Recent Transformations in
Korean Law and Society)
Oh – The Characteristics and Results of Korea’s Administrative
Regulations Reform (Chapter 4, Recent Transformations in Korean Law and Society)
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Session 5
John Ohnesorge
Univ. of Wisconsin
School of Law
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Woo – Chapter 6: The Political Economy of Korea, Inc. (in Woo,
Race to the Swift, 1991)
Lee – Ownership-Management Relations in Korean Business (Chapter 15,
Korea’s Political Economy, Cho
and Kim, eds., 1994)
West, Kukje and Beyond: Constitutionalism and the Market, III
World Constitutional Law Review
321 (1998)
Kim & Kim, Shareholder Activism in Korea, 1(1)
Journal of Korean Law 51 (2001)
West, The Megafirms, Harvard
Asia Pacific Review, p. 62, Winter, 1996-1997
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Session 6
Veronica Taylor
Univ. of Washington
School of Law
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Korea
& Japan: Public Law & Changing Society
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Session 7
David Linnan
Univ. of South Carolina
School of Law
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David Linnan,
Indonesia's Infamous Manulife Insolvency: Formal Versus Informal
Enforcement in Metamorphosis (forthcoming)
David K Linnan, Indonesian
Law Reform, or Once More unto the Breach: A Brief Institutional
History
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Session 8
David Linnan
Univ. of South Carolina
School of Law
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Indonesia
as IFI & Legal Development Case Study
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Please read the following re
IMF conditionality:
Indonesia Memorandum of Economic and Financial Policies,
dated January 15, 1998 (original post-Asian Financial Crisis IMF LOI)
Supplementary Memorandum, dated April 10, 1998 (follow-up
specifying detailed IMF conditionality on structural reform side,
particularly law reform including insolvency)
IMF Conditionality: How Much is too Much? (IMF internal
seminar December 19, 2001)
Please also read
article 33 of the 1945 Indonesian Constitution (asking whether its
picture of the economy diverges from the IMF’s Washington Consensus view
embedded in the LOI)
Please also read the
following re Indonesian insolvency law:
T. Lindsey & V. Taylor, “Rethinking
Indonesian Insolvency Reform: Context and
Frameworks,” in Timothy Lindsey,
ed.,
Indonesia: Bankruptcy, Law Reform &
the Commercial Court: Comparative
Perspectives on Insolvency Law and Policy,
Desert Pea Press: Sydney 2000,
pages 2-14
D. Linnan, Indonesian Bankruptcy Policy & Reform:
Reconciling Efficiency & Economic Nationalism (INSEAS Trends Paper # 5,
September 1999)
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Session 9
Pip Nicholson
Univ. of Melbourne
Faculty of Law
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Vietnamese
Law & Socialist State Issues
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Mark Sidel,
‘Vietnam’ in Poh Ling Tan, Asian Legal Systems, Butterworths, Sydney,
1997 pp 356-385
Pip Nicholson,
‘Judicial Independence and the Rule of Law: the Vietnam Court Experience’,
3 Australian Journal of Asian Law 37-57 (2001)
Pip Nicholson,
‘Vietnamese Court Reform: Constancy and Change in the Contemporary Period’
Paper presented at Mapping
Vietnam’s Legal Culture:
Whither Vietnam?,
Conference at University of Victoria, B.C. Canada, March 27-29 (2003)
John Gillespie,
‘Self-Interest and Ideology: Bureaucratic Corruption in Vietnam’ 3
Australian Journal of Asian Law 1-36 (2001)
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Session 10
Mark Cammack
Southwestern Law School
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Islamic
Legal System Introduction
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Session 11
Mark Cammack
Southwestern Law School
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Islamic
Law and the State's Role in Society
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Session 12
Don Clarke
Univ. of Washington
School of Law
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Chinese
Legal System Introduction
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Kenneth Lieberthal, Governing China (1995): 157-174, 177,
194-195, 199-203
Perry Keller, "Sources of
Order in Chinese Law," American Journal of Comparative Law, Vol. 42, No. 4
(1994): 711-759
Hualing Fu, "Putting China's
Judiciary Into Perspective: Is It Independent, Competent, and Fair?" in Erik
Jensen & Thomas Heller (eds.),
Beyond Common Knowledge: Empirical Approaches to the Rule of Law
(Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2003): 193-219
Donald Clarke,
"Empirical Research in Chinese Law," in Erik Jensen & Thomas Heller (eds.),
Beyond Common Knowledge: Empirical Approaches to the Rule of Law
(Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2003): 164-192
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Session 13
Don Clarke
Univ. of Washington
School of Law
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Chinese
Corporate Governance & State
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Yingyi Qian, "The Institutional Foundations of China's Market Transition,"
in Annual World Bank Conference on Development Economics (1999): 377-398
Donald Clarke, "Corporate Governance in China: An Overview," China Economic
Review (forthcoming 2004)
Harry
G. Broadman, "The Business(es) of the Chinese State," World Economy, Vol.
24, No. 7 (2001): 849-875
Barry
Naughton, "Chinese Institutional Innovation and Privatization from Below,"
American Econ. Rev., Vol. 84, No. 2 (1994): 266-270
On
Kit Tam, "Models of Corporate Governance for > Chinese Companies," Corporate
Governance: An International Review, Vol. 8, No. 1 (Jan. 2000): 52-64
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Session 14
Instructor Roundtable
and Thematic Review
Mark Cammack
Southwestern Law School
Don Clarke
Univ. of Washington
School of Law
David Linnan
Univ. of South Carolina
School of Law
John Ohnesorge
Univ. of Wisconsin
School of Law
Veronica Taylor
Univ. of Washington
School of Law
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