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 4, Issue 1-2, 1985

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Contents

Foreword

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Articles

The Disposition of Cases Involving Juvenile Delinquents in the People's Republic of China

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A Survey of China's Economic Contract Law

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A Comparative Analysis of the Foreign Economic Contract Law of the People's Republic of China

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Post-Mao China and Environmental Protection: The Effects of Legal and Politico-Economic Reform

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Congestion and Delay in Asia's Courts

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The L-1 Visa and the Unitary Tax: Is the Immigration Lawyer's Dream the Tax Planner's Nightmare?

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Comments

The American Legal System and Micronesian Customary Law: The Legal Legacy of the United States to the New Nations of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands

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Reconciling Independence and Security: The Long Term Status of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands

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Recent Developments

Foreign Ownership and Control of U.S. Broadcast Entities: In re Spanish International Communications Corp.

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