Asia Pacific Law Review

Papers
(The TQCC of Asia Pacific Law Review is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
The limits of liberal justice: on authoritarianism and instrumental theories of law18
Marriage unbound: state law, power, and inequality in contemporary China16
Avoid opening up the Pandora’s box: treaty parallelism, termination and survival in the reform of the China–EU investment regime14
Constitutional transition and the travail of judges: the courts of South Korea11
The Financial Action Task Force entrapped within hypocrisy and rhetoric: using India as a case study9
RCEP rules on cross-border data flows: Asian characteristics and implications for developing countries9
ITLOS’ jurisdictional decision in the climate change advisory opinion: observations and implications9
Varieties of authoritarian legality9
Asian regionalism and the shaping of state-owned enterprises rules in trade agreements5
Issues and challenges with applying investment agreements to tax matters in the context of India’s experience5
Drunk driving criminalization and frontline enforcement realities in China5
Between sovereignty and complexity: the settlement of tax disputes by the world trade organization4
Investor-state dispute settlement and tax matters: limitations on state’s sovereign right to tax4
Effective or symbolic? A retrospective look at the performance of the China International Commercial Court4
Public international law, international taxation and tax dispute resolution3
Tax, trade, and investment conundrum in Asia-Pacific regionalism3
What is so special about CAI?3
Market access for investment and services under the EU–China comprehensive agreement on investment: an appraisal3
Central bank digital currencies as a potential response to some particularly Pacific problems3
International organizations and corporate governance: the case of the AIIB3
China’s legal efforts to facilitate cross-border data transfers: a comprehensive reality check3
The relevance of purpose in constitutional equal protection challenges to executive action3
Sword of damocles? Assessing the compulsory sharing of essential data under the Chinese competition law3
Constitutional foundings in Northeast Asia3
Mission impossible? An empirical study on bail likelihood and court considerations in Hong Kong under the National Security Law3
International trade and investment dispute settlement in the Asia-Pacific region: inspiring the new Asian regionalism2
Authoritarian legality with Chinese characteristics2
Fabricating insurance subject matter and defrauding insurance money: a civil wrong or a criminal offence?2
Correction2
From Marx to Market: a legal and empirical analysis of the maritime labour convention in China2
Who are my parents? Determining parenthood of surrogate children under Chinese law2
Understanding policy diffusion mechanism of financial regulatory innovation: the experience of Taiwan2
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