EDITORIAL

ISSUE FOCUS

Changing Trade Norms in the Twenty-first Century

• Yoshinori Abe, Implementation System of the WTO Dispute Settlement Body: A Comparative Approach
• Ying Bi, Is Dumping Still Harmful? New Thinking on Antidumping in the Global Free Trade
• Jaemin Lee, Bracing for the Hidden Fallout: Systemic Implications of the Sino-US Trade Disputes at a Time of Changing International Trade Paradigms

ARTICLE

• Seung Hwan Choi, Human Dignity' as an Indispensable Requirement for Sustainable Regional Economic Integration
• Kamrul Hossain, The UNCLOS and the China-US Hegemonic Competition over the South China Sea

NOTES & COMMENTS

• Hyunsoo Kim, China's Basepoints and Baselines under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: A Critical Analysis
• Yun Zhao, Legal Issues of China's Possible Participation in the International Space Station: Comparing to the Russian Experience

REGIONAL FOCUS & CONTROVERSIES

Judicial Reparation for the so-called 'Comfort Women' during World War II

• Korea : Seong Phil Hong
• Japan : Teraya Koji

STUDENT CONTRIBUTION

• Kelly Kuan Shang, Trespass to Airspace: How to Deter North Korea from Its Space Ambitions?

INTERNATIONAL LAWYER

A Dialogue with Judicial Wisdom

• Professor A F M Maniruzzaman

DIGEST

• Xiangqian Gong, Recent Developments in China's Policy over the South China Sea Dispute (China)
• Patthara Limsira, Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on a Communications Procedure (Thailand)
• Seryon Lee, Renewal of the ROK-US Atomic Energy Agreement (Korea)
• Raymond C.E. Sung, Ratification of the Two Covenants and Publication of the Initial National Reports on Human Rights (Taiwan)
• Jun Tsuruta, Japanese Laws and Regulations for Enforcing the Public Duty Performance at Sea against Foreign Ships (Japan)

EAST ASIAN OBSERVER

• North Korean Nuclear Crisis
• Syrian Armed Conflict

REVIEW

• Emerging Regional Human Rights Systems in Asia by Tae-Ung Baik (B. Mayer)

COMMUNICATION

Wedding Correspondence

Obituary

About the Authors

Erratum