Maryland Journal of International Law Honors Professor Chiu

Volume 27 of the Maryland Journal of International Law is now available to read and download for free in Digital Commons.  This issue is a tribute to the Journal's founder, Professor Emeritus of Law Hungdah Chiu, who passed away last April.

Professor Chiu founded the East Asian Legal Studies Program at the School of Law in 1977, providing students with an opportunity for advanced independent research and extracurricular programs, as well as a forum for members of the legal community to present their findings and views relating to East Asian issues. The program’s publication, Maryland Series in Contemporary Asian Studies (Formerly Occasional Papers/Reprints Series in Contemporary Asian Studies) has published 204 issues over past 30 years and is also in Digital Commons.

Professor Chiu wrote, edited and co-authored many books in English and in Chinese and more than 130 articles in the field of international and comparative law and Chinese studies, including People's China and International Law: A Documenatary Study (2 Volumes) (with Jerome A. Cohen, 1976); China and the Taiwan Issue (editor and contributor 1978); China: Seventy Years After the 1911 Hsin-hai Revolution (co-editor and contributor, 1984); The Future of Hong Kong (with Y. C. Jao and Y. L. Wu, 1987); The Draft Basic Law of Hong Kong: Analysis and Documents (1988); International Law of the Sea: Cases, Documents and Readings (with Gary Knight, 1991); and Modern International Law (in Chinese, 1995, two volumes).

Volume 27, Issue 1 (2012)

Front Matter

In Memoriam: Table of Contents

Editorial
Jonathan J. Huber

Articles

Dreaming in Chinese: Accountable Development
Barbara L. Bezdek

Lessons from Pfizer's Disputes Over its Viagra Trademark in China
Daniel Chow

Legal Aspects of Mutual Non-Denial and the Relations Across the Taiwan Straits
Chun-i Chen

The Impact of International Law on the Transformation of China's Perception of the World: A Lesson from History
Li (James Li) Zhaojie

China and the Future of International Adjudication
Julian Ku

Orienting Lawyers at China's International Tribunals Before 1949
Tahirih V. Lee

The Emergence of the New Chinese Banking System: Implications for Global Politics and the Future of Financial Reform
Shruti Rana

Bounded Legality: China's Developmental State and Civil Dispute Resolution
Margaret Y.K. Woo

China's "Attitude" toward Human Rights: Reading Hungdah Chiu in the Era of the Iraq War
Dongsheng Zang

Conference

Hungdah Chiu, China, and International Law: A Life Well Spent
Jerome A. Cohen

Professor Hungdah Chiu, Taiwan, and Cross-Strait Relations
Su Chi

Editorials

Tribute in Memory of Dr. Hungdah Chiu
Ma Ying-Jeou

Memories of Professor Chiu
David S. Bogen

Eulogy
Su Chi

Conference

Hungdah Chiu, China, and International Law: A Life Well Spent
Jerome A. Cohen

Professor Hungdah Chiu, Taiwan, and Cross-Strait Relations
Su Chi

Notes & Comments

Iran, Democracy, and International Law
Abteen Karimi

Georgia v. Russia Federation: A Question of the Jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice
Natalia Lucak

Abbott v. Abbott: An Overly Broad Construction as to Whether Ne Exeat Provisions Create Rights of Custody Under the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction
Eve Pachter

Resolving Ambiguity in the FCPA through Compliance with the OECD Convention on Bribery of Foreign Public Officials
Eric J. Smith