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Vol. 4 No. 3 (2023): Series 2

View Vol. 4 No. 3 (2023): Series 2

Published: 2023-06-24

Editor's introduction

Editor's introduction

Michael Palmer

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Articles

A British Bundesrat? The Brown Commission and the Future of the House of Lords

Gary Meggitt

523-541
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E-commerce and Online Dispute Resolution in Hong Kong The Case of eBRAM

Yang Lin

542-551
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Montesquieu’s Theory of the Separation of Powers, Legislative Flexibility and Judicial Restraint in an Unwritten Constitution

Zia Akhtar

552-577
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Special Section: Tikanga as the First Law of New Zealand: The Need for a System-Wide Cognitive Shift

Introduction

Mai Chen

578-582
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The Increasing Need for Cultural Experts in New Zealand Courts

Mai Chen

583-598
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“Too Far, Too Soon” Speech Given on 3 May 2023 at the Wānanga on Tikanga and the Law

Justice Joe Williams

599-609
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Tikanga and the Law A Model of Recognition

Justice Christian Whata

610-622
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The Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011 and Tikanga Some Challenges Arising

The Honourable Justice Grant Powell

623-629
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Remarks on Tikanga and the District Court

Chief District Court Judge Heemi Taumaunu

630-634
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Tikanga as the First Law of New Zealand An Important Cognitive Shift

Acting Chief Judge Caren Fox

635-648
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Tikanga and the Law Wānanga Tikanga in Environmental Jurisdiction

Judge Michael Doogan

649-659
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Cultural Expertise and Evidence in Australian Courts

Justice Emilios Kyrou

660-668
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Special Section: ADR Issues and Development (Part 3)

Summary Dismissal in Arbitration A Need for Reform to the Arbitration Act 1996?

Oliver Marsden, Joshua Kelly, Caspar Everett

669-684
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Special Section: AI and its Regulation (Part 1)

Putting the Artificial Intelligence in Alternative Dispute Resolution How AI Rules Will Become ADR Rules

Ryan Abbott , Brinson S. Elliott

685-706
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The European Parliament’s AI Regulation Should We Call It Progress?

Meeri Haataja, Joanna J. Bryson

707-718
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Is Legal Knowledge Regressing (Thanks to AI)?

Geoffrey Samuel

719-750
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Notes & Other Matters

Theorising South Africa’s Insurance Law Disclosures Swanepoel v Brolink (et Hollard Insurance) S638/18F

Neels Kilian

751-762
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Book Reviews

More Disputes and Differences (2022) by Derek Roebuck, edited by Susanna Hoe

Ling Zhou

763-764
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Call for Papers

Amicus Curiae Special Issue–Call for Proposals

Victoria McCloud

765-766
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News and Events

News and Events

767-771
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Visual Law

Shen Jiaben

Patricia S.W. Ng, Michael Palmer

772-776
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Full issue PDF

Full issue

523-776
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