2007New Zealand journal of public and international lawRequires access

Institutionalised Legalisation and the Asia-Pacific 'Region'

José Enrique Gómez Álvarez

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Widely held assumptions that the Asia-Pacific is relatively under-legalised as compared to other parts of the world are contestable. It is true that the region relies less on formal inte...

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Widely held assumptions that the Asia-Pacific is relatively under-legalised as compared to other parts of the world are contestable. It is true that the region relies less on formal inte...

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Widely held assumptions that the Asia-Pacific is relatively under-legalised as compared to other parts of the world are contestable. It is true that the region relies less on formal inte...

Key concepts: Asia pacific, Project commissioning, Publishing, Political science, Economic history, Economy, Management, Economics

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