ASLI Fellows in AY 2009/10

ASLI is delighted to welcome the following ASLI Fellows
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Semester One

Jamin Ginting
(jaminginting@yahoo.com)
Universitas Pelita Harapan

Seminar : Legal Aspect of United Nation Against Corruption 2003 (UNCAC 2003) to Support Asset Recovery Effort in Indonesia
Florin T. Hilbay
(florin.hilbay@gmail.com)
University of the Philippines

Seminar on Individualism as Mood : Printing & The Rise of Liberty as a Rhetorical Form
Liang Genlin
(xsyth@163.com)
Peking University

Seminar : A Review of the Crime of Bribery in China - Interpretation, Loopholes and Complementarity
Grace Xavier
(gracesingh@yahoo.com)
University of Malaya

Seminar on Evolution of Arbitration as a Legal Institution & the Role & Powers of the Court – The Malaysian Perspective

Semester Two

Johnny Chang Kuan-Chun
(kcchang@nccu.edu.tw)
National Chengchi University

Seminar : Commentaries on the Recent Amendment of the Insurance Law of The People’s Republic of China – from the Perspective of Comparative Law
Siti Zubaidah Ismail
(szubaida@um.edu.my)
University of Malaya

Seminar : Vice or Vice Versa? The Legal Dimension of Khalwat Offence in Malaysia
Natalia Yeti Puspita
(natalia.yeti@atmajaya.ac.id)
Atma Jaya Catholic University

Seminar : Legal Analysis on Human Rights Protection in Times of Natural Disasters and Its Implementation in Indonesia
Han Sang-hee
(beida315@gmail.com)
Kyushu University

Seminar : The Acceptance of European Law of Nations in East Asia in the 19th Century - What is the rest of the story?
Puja Kapai Paryani
(puja@hku.hk)
University of Hong Kong

Seminar : Building Inclusive and Just Societies: the Role of Deliberative Theory and Substantive Equality
Nguyen Quang Tuyen
(qtuyen1966@yahoo.com)
Hanoi Law University

Seminar : A study on Singapore land law in comparison with Vietnamese Land law - Lessons for Vietnam to improve the Land Law system
Zhang Lihong
(lihong111@gmail.com)
East China University of Political Science and Law

Seminar : Legal Protection of Privacy in China: How the Chinese Law in Action Actually Works?
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