Asia Pacific Law Review

期刊简介：The Asia Pacific Law Review (APLR) is the leading peer-reviewed law journal in the Asia Pacific Region. Since its first Volume was published in 1992, APLR has provided a forum for examining key legal and policy developments in the region. It is dedicated to promoting and supporting interdisciplinary exchanges which support policy and decision making. Published on a bi-annual basis, APLR welcomes original articles and book reviews from scholars and practitioners around the world which address topics of central importance to the Asia Pacific region. Over the last three decades, APLR has maintained this tradition and charted key legal developments within the region. The Asia Pacific region which includes South, Central, East, Southeast and South Asia, plus Australasia and the Pacific islands, has undergone significant economic, political, and social transformation in the last decade. It has become the world’s fastest growing region and is poised to remain at the centre of edge-cutting legal change and innovation. Legal research and studies must respond to these changes and highlight the central role law plays in the Asian Pacific. The APLR aims to be at the forefront of the legal dynamism and transformation occurring within the region and is strategically aligned both in vision and scope to address the challenges and opportunities which will arise. APLR is a generalist law journal which publishes manuscripts on subjects of domestic, regional and international law. It also welcomes articles which are conceptually, theoretically and methodologically sound including comparative, doctrinal, critical, and interdisciplinary articles. APLR has published articles by globally recognised leading scholars such as James R. Crawford, Jianfu Chen, Yuwen Li, Prabhash Ranjan, Lei Chen, Christopher Forsyth, Petros Mavroidis, August Reinisch, Eleonora Rosati, etc. It has also attracted articles by eminent judges and world-renowned practitioners such as Lord Briggs of Westbourne (Justice of the UK Supreme Court), Sundaresh Menon (Fourth Chief Justice of Singapore), Robert French (Twelfth Chief Justice of Australia), and Neil Kaplan (CBE QC SBS). Peer Review Policy All submitted manuscripts are subject to initial appraisal by the Editor, and, if found suitable for further consideration, to peer review by independent, anonymous expert referees. All peer review is double anonymized and submission is via Submission Portal . STAR Taylor & Francis/Routledge are committed to the widest possible dissemination of its journals to non-profit institutions in developing countries. Our STAR initiative offers individual researchers in Africa, South Asia and many parts of South East Asia the opportunity to gain one month’s free online access to 1,300 Taylor & Francis journals. For more information, please visit the STAR website .

【译文】《亚太法律评论》（APLR）是亚太地区领先的同行评审法律期刊。自 1992 年出版第一卷以来，APLR 为审查该地区的关键法律和政策发展提供了一个论坛。它致力于促进和支持支持政策和决策的跨学科交流。 APLR 每两年出版一次，欢迎世界各地的学者和从业者发表原创文章和书评，讨论对亚太地区至关重要的主题。在过去的三十年里，APLR 一直保持着这一传统，并绘制了该地区的关键法律发展图。亚太地区包括南亚、中亚、东亚、东南亚和南亚，以及澳大利亚和太平洋岛屿，在过去十年中经历了重大的经济、政治和社会变革。它已成为世界上增长最快的地区，并有望继续处于前沿法律变革和创新的中心。法律研究必须应对这些变化，并强调法律在亚太地区发挥的核心作用。 APLR 旨在成为该地区法律活力和变革的前沿，并在愿景和范围上进行战略调整，以应对即将出现的挑战和机遇。 APLR 是一本综合性法律期刊，发表国内法、地区法和国际法主题的手稿。它还欢迎在概念、理论和方法论上合理的文章，包括比较性、理论性、批判性和跨学科的文章。 APLR发表了James R. Crawford、陈建福、李宇文、Prabhash Ranjan、陈雷、Christopher Forsyth、Petros Mavroidis、August Reinisch、Eleonora Rosati等国际知名学者的文章，也吸引了英国最高法院大法官Lord Briggs of Westbourne、Sundaresh Menon（新加坡第四任首席大法官）、Robert French等著名法官和世界知名实务家的文章。 （澳大利亚第十二任首席大法官）和尼尔·卡普兰（CBE QC SBS）。同行评审政策 所有提交的稿件均需经过编辑的初步评审，如果认为适合进一步考虑，则由独立、匿名的专家评审进行同行评审。所有同行评审均采用双重匿名方式，并通过提交门户提交。 STAR Taylor & Francis/Routledge 致力于向发展中国家的非营利机构尽可能广泛地传播其期刊。我们的 STAR 计划为非洲、南亚和东南亚许多地区的个人研究人员提供了一个月免费在线访问 1,300 种 Taylor & Francis 期刊的机会。欲了解更多信息，请访问STAR网站。