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JOURNAL OF EAST ASIA AND INTERNATIONAL LAW

  • Volume 19
  • Spring 2026
  • Number 1

EDITORIAL

RESEARCH ARTICLES

ISSUE FOCUS

New Horizons in Marine Governance
  • Xuan Zhu & Wei Shen, Strengthening the Ocean Carbon Sink under the UNCLOS: A Preliminary Assessment on the ITLOS Climate                  Change Advisory Opinion
  • Hui Zhong & Eric Yong Joong Lee, Legal Divergence and Cooperative Governance of Underwater Cultural Heritage: A Comparative                  Study of China, Japan, and Korea

ARTICLE

  • Julio C.O. Sima Nzang & Yingying Wang, Fragmentation to Coordination: Legal, Institutional, and Regulatory Dimensions of China-                  ASEAN Commercial Arbitration

NOTES & COMMENTS

  • Nehaluddin Ahmad & Faizan Mustafa & Faizah Rahim, Contemporary Missile Warfare and the Use of Force: A Legal Evaluation of the                  Iran-Israel Escalation
  • Soojin Nam & Jamie Yoonsoo Kim, National Courts as Enforcers of International Treaties: Analysis of “Homeward Trend” in Korea’s                  CISG Adjudication
  • Xinrong Tan, Globalization of Chinese International Law Scholarship: A Bibliometric Analysis (2005-2025)

REGIONAL FOCUS & CONTROVERSIES

Digital Sovereignty and the Rule of Law in East Asia
  • Phillip Y. Freiberg & Michael J. Harris & Parot Ratnapinda, Human Rights-Based AI Governance in Thailand: A Functional-Equivalence                  Approach Beyond the EU AI Act
  • Nguyen Minh Tuan & Do Thi Bao Yen, Legal Reasoning in the Artificial Intelligence Era: Possibilities, Challenges, and Core                  Orientations in Domestic and International Law

EAST ASIAN OBSERVER

  • Surakhbayar Galsan, Constitutional Resource Sovereignty and Critical Minerals Governance under International Law: The Case of                  Mongolia
  • Yiwei Liu & Xingjun Liu, The Philippine Marcos Jr. Administration’s South China Sea Policy: An Analysis from a Neoclassical Realist                  Perspective
  • Milda Istiqomah & Mohd Hazmi Mohd Rusli & Dhiana Puspitawati & Prija Djatmika, Surviving Great Powers: Kedah and the Practice of                  Sovereignty under International Law

DIGEST

  • Stuart S. Malawer, Trump’s Supreme Court Tariff Case and Trade Policy: Refunds and Chaos

International Lawyer

A Dialogue with Global Wisdom
  • Professor Dr. Andrew J. Harding

Cartoon

Communication

About the Authors

This issue may be cited as:
XIX JEAIL 1 (2026)
*The above articles published in this issue will be listed at the Web of Science (ESCI) & SCOPUS.