Constitutional courts in Asia : a comparative perspective

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Machine generated contents note: 1.Constitutional Courts in Asia: Western Origins and Asian Practice / Albert H. Y. Chen -- 2.Constitutional Review in Asia: A Comparative Perspective / Cheryl Saunders -- 3.The Informal Dimension of Constitutional Politics in Asia: Insights from the Philippines and Indonesia / Bjorn Dressel -- 4.Towards More Intra-Asian Judicial Cooperation in the Constitutional Sphere / Maartje De Visser -- 5.An Evolving Court with Changing Functions: The Constitutional Court and Judicial Review in Taiwan / Wen-Chen Chang -- 6.Constitutional Court of Korea: Guardian of the Constitution or Mouthpiece of the Government? / Chaihark Hahm -- 7.Avoiding Rights: The Constitutional Tsets of Mongolia / Chimid Enhbaatar -- 8.The Constitutional Court of Thailand: From Activism to Arbitrariness / Khemthong Tonsakulrungruang -- 9.Indonesia's Constitutional Court and Indonesia's Electoral Systems / Simon Butt -- Note continued: 10.Constitutional Council of Cambodia at the Age of Majority: A History of Weathering the Rule of Law Storms in Peacetime / Teilee Kuong -- 11.The Short but Turbulent History of Myanmar's Constitutional Tribunal / Andrew Harding -- 12.The Supreme Court of Japan: A Judicial Court, Not Necessarily a Constitutional Court / Yasuo Hasebe -- 13.Establishing Judicial Review in China: Impediments and Prospects / Qianfan Zhang -- 14.Why Do Countries Decide Not to Adopt Constitutional Review? The Case of Vietnam / Ngoc Son Bui.