Transferable development rights would give Hong Kong citizens an immediate interest to push for the housing essential for Hong Kong’s future.
By Qiao Shitong and Roderick Hills Jr.
A Great Schism in the Chinese-Speaking World
The Impact of the Landmark Sapporo Ruling on Marriage Equality in Japan
The Costs of Separating Investment from Human Rights
Why Don’t Chinese Divorce Courts Better Protect Women?
Wounded But Not Dead
What Does Beijing Achieve from Regulating Its Big Tech?
Ethical Dilemmas of the China Scholar
Understanding China’s Growing Influence in Global Data Governance
Judicial Reforms Under Xi Jinping
Marriage on the Road to Equality
When Political Campaigns Decide Criminal Cases
A China Bull in the WTO Shop
COVID-19 and Democratic Governance in Taiwan: Challenges and Opportunities
Killing Two Birds with One Stone
The National Security Law’s Challenges to Criminal Justice in Hong Kong
Time to Reassess and Reframe the U.S. Government’s “China Initiative”
A New Age for the WHO?
A Valentine Present for Japanese Same-Sex Couples
Why China Should Take Japan to the ICJ: A Response
By Zhang Haiwen. A response to the December 3, 2020, USALI Perspectives essay by Shinya Murase entitled Why China Should Take Japan to the ICJ.