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PBLJ focuses on a diverse range of legal and policy issues as they affect the rapidly developing economies of the Pacific Rim. Throughout its history, the journal has featured articles written by leading scholars and practitioners on topics including human rights law, constitutional law, comparative law, criminal law, international trade law, business and corporate law, and intellectual property law.

Volume 2, Issue 1-2, 1983

Articles

Countervailing Subsidized Imports: The International Trade Commission Goes Astray

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The Causation of Material Injury: Changes in the Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Investigations of the International Trade Commission

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Remarks by N. David Palmeter

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Zhu Qiwu and the Development of Criminal Law in the People's Republic of China

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General Aspects of the Chinese Criminal Code and Code of Criminal Procedure

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Cultural Attitudes towards Contract Law: Japan and the United States Compared

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Postwar Law on Civil Liberties in Japan

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Role of Australia's Public Inquiry Systems in the Administration of Regulatory Trade Measures

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Tax Aspects of Financing the Pacific Basin Enterprise - Rufus v. Rhoades

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