Pacific Basin Law Journal

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PBLJ is the second oldest law journal at UCLA and focuses on a diverse range of legal and policy issues in the Pacific Rim, looking to both the Asia-Pacific and the Americas. In the past, PBLJ has featured articles on topics as varied as intellectual property regimes, climate change and migration in the Pacific, corporate governance, and affordable housing policy in China.

Volume 1, Issue 1, 1982

Front Matter

Front Matter

Contents

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Editor's Page

Articles

People's Republic of China Joint Venture Dispute Resolution Procedures

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Majority Ownership Strategies for Japan

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The New Banking Law of Japan: Securities Business by Banks

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Ocean Salmon Ranching in the North Pacific

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Notes

Applicability of U.S. Employment Discrimination Laws to Foreign Corporations in the Untied States --The Circuit Court Decisions in Spiess v. C. Itoh and Company (America), Inc., and Avigliano v. Sumitomo Shoji America, Inc..

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A Primer of Chinese Contracts

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The Peru Current and the Search for a New Legal Regime for Fisheries

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Book Reviews

POLITICAL CHANGE AND THE ECONOMIC FUTURE OF EAST ASIA, ROBERT B. HEWETT, ED; SIBERIAN DEVELOPMENT AND EAST ASIA: THREAT OR PROMISE? BY ALLEN S. WHITING; THE INTERNATIONAL ENERGY RELATIONS OF CHINA, BY KIM WOODARD.

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