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A COLLECTION OF COMPARATIVE LAW ESSAYS ON LAW & ISLAMIC LAW IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA CHARLESTON C. K. WANG, Attorney-At-Law ________________________________________________________ 1. An Assessment of the Separation And Balance of Power in Malaysia. 2. When the Malaysian Judiciary Blinks. 3. Religion and the Judiciary in Malaysia. 4. The State of Islam in the Contemporary World. 5. The Syariah in Contemporary Southeast Asia. 6. The Legacy of Colonial Reformation of Syariah in the Netherlands East Indies and British Malaya: A Comparative Essay. 7. Legal Pluralism in Indonesia: Anachronism or An Idea whose Time Has Come? 8. The Rule of Law And the Freedom to Critique in Indonesia. 9. Law Reform After the New Order of President Suharto. 10.Shame v. Guilt As a Basis of Law - A Case of Sheer Morality Versus Positive Law. 11. The Common Law and Civil Law Systems in a Rapidly Changing World Order. Caveat /Disclaimer: U.S. immigration statutes, regulations and interpretations of these and other federal, state and local law are subject to change and timely, competent counsel from a qualified legal professional on current and applicable law to particular facts is indispensable. This website provides information of a general nature and such information cannot pertain to any specific set of facts. For any particular situation, the visitor should obtain counsel from a qualified legal professional. The publisher reserves the right to amend the contents of this website at any time and for any reason. |
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