Vol. 53, Part 1 of 2023
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Analysis | |
| A Practitioner’s Commentary on a Decade of Buyer’s Stamp Duty in Hong Kong Stefano Mariani | 1 |
| No Damage Done: Service Out and the Tort Gateway in the Court of Final Appeal”Michael Chung | 21 |
| Equality, Dignity and Same-sex Marriage: Reflections on Developments in Hong Kong Kelley Loper | 37 |
| Comparative Law and Freedom to Marry in Hong Kong Holning Lau and Xavier Dyer | 51 |
| Seditious Publication: The Village of the Sheep Casee Johannes Chan | 65 |
| Lectures | |
| When Individual Rights Meet Public Interests Kemal Bokhary | 85 |
| A Civil Practitioner Enters the World of Criminal Law Geoffrey Ma | 97 |
| Festschrift in Honour of Johannes Chan | |
| “Everything Everywhere All at Once”: Johannes Chan and the Shaping of Hong Kong’s Liberal Common Law Legal System Cora Chan | 109 |
| Taking Hong Kong’s Constitutional Journey to the World: Some Reflections on the Works of Johannes Chan Jacques deLisle | 121 |
| Johannes Chan’s Theory of the Rule of Law Eric C Ip | 149 |
| Making Human Rights “Fundamental”: Johannes Chan and the Entrenchment of the Hong Kong Bill of Rights Ordinance Michael Ng and Albert HY Chen | 167 |
| In Celebration of Professor Johannes Chan, S.C. (Hon.): Notes on The Value of Comparative Human Rights Law in Hong Kong Geoffrey Yeung | 185 |
| Legalism and Strategic Judicial Decision-Making in Hong Kong Po Jen Yap and Julius Yam | 207 |
| A Role Model and Friend: Personal Reflections on a Two-decade-long Connection with Professor Johannes ChanProfessor Dame Hazel Genn DBE, KC (Hon) | 225 |
| Articles | |
| Identity Disclosure of Leniency Recipients in Hong Kong Sinchit Lai and Zhaoda Kui | 233 |
| Legal Transplants: A Possibility or a Fallacy? Asif Salahuddin | 265 |
| Is Investor–State Arbitration Appropriate as a Tool for Regulating Unilateral Sanctions? A Comprehensive Study of Sanctions-Related ISDS Practices Xiaoyu Fan and Tong Qi | 287 |
| Rigid Literalism as the New Normal? Hong Kong Courts’ Interpretive Approaches to the National Security Law and Sedition Legislation Feiyang Dai | 327 |
| The Constitutional Impact of the National Security Law Interpretation: A Preliminary Analysis Bing Ling | 355 |
| China Law | |
| The Regulation of Personal Data Accuracy in China’s Public Social Credit System Hannah Klöber | 375 |
| The Criminalisation of Cryptocurrency Operation in China: Limits of Private Money Reconsidered Li Shuping | 403 |
| The Extraterritorial Jurisdiction of China’s New Securities Law: An Overview and Evaluation Youfang Jin and Linglin Fu | 429 |
Vol. 53, Part 2 of 2023
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Analysis | |
| The Ouster Clause and the Amendment to the Legal Practitioners Ordinance: an Analysis Ju Liu | 451 |
| Lecture | |
| The Legal Constitution Peter Cane | 469 |
| Focus: “Democracy and Dysfunction: Towards a Responsive Theory of Judicial Review” | |
| Responsive Judicial Review in Asia Rosalind Dixon | 489 |
| Responsive Judicial Review without Democracy: The Hong Kong Experience Johannes Chan | 507 |
| Responsive Judicial Review in Taiwan Chien-Chih Lin | 539 |
| Entrenching Democracy Through Constitutional Adjudication: The Responsive Judicial Review of the Constitutional Court of Korea Jonghyun Park | 563 |
| The Rise and Decline of Responsive Judicial Review in Indonesia Stefanus Hendrianto | 589 |
| Sri Lanka’s Public Trust Doctrine as Responsive Judicial Review? Dinesha Samararatne | 611 |
| Articles | |
| Constitutional Review of Colonial Macau: a Historical Study  Luis WK Wong | 643 |
| Mainstreaming Development Dimension into Multilateral Investment Court’s Design and Interpretative Philosophy: a Roadmap for Action Collins C Ajibo | 683 |
| First Aid Administrative Law: Patching the Conditional Discharge Regime Edward Lui | 701 |
| RCEP Investment Rules and a Paradigm Shift in the International Investment Regime Sheng Zhang and Jie Li | 733 |
| Is a Belt-and-Road Investment Court Feasible? an Evaluation of Possible Choices Wei Yin and Yawen Zheng | 757 |
| Review Article | |
| Treaty for a Lost City: the Sino-British Joint Declaration  Richard Cullen | 797 |
| China Law | |
| Bureaucratic-professional Conflicts in the Chinese Bureaucratised Courts Liu Xuanxi | 815 |
| Navigating the Identity Thicket in China from a Comparative Lens: Conflicting Control Rights over a Person’s Name Yang Chen | 843 |
| China’s Hainan Free Trade Port: Shipping Laws and Policy Reform  Zhu Li | 877 |
| Book reviews | |
| Robert Stevens, The Laws of Restitution WM Gummow | 899 |
| Malcolm Merry, Grounded in Kai Tak – Chinese Aircraft Impounded in Hong Kong, 1949–1952 Michael Ng | 903 |
Vol. 53, Part 3 of 2023
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Analysis | |
| Foreign Law in Common Law Courts of Appeal: From Hong Kong to Jersey and Cayman Islands The Hon William Gummow AC | 909 |
| Articles | |
| The Legal Response to Drugs and Social Supply: The Case of Hong Kong 915 Karen A Joe-Laidler, Kate Lowe, Simon NM Young and Tin H Cheung | 915 |
| A Tribute to the Late Sir Tl Yang (1929–2023) | |
| Trailblazing the Colonial Judiciary: A Tribute to Hong Kong’s First Chinese Chief Justice Chen Li | 943 |
| China Law | |
| An Examination of the Power of the Central People’s Government to Issue Directives to the Chief Executive under the Hong Kong Basic Law Fan Xiang | 969 |
| At the Crossroads? Assessing SEP Injunctive Relief under Patent Law and Competition Law in China Bo Yuan and Peicheng Wu | 997 |
| OECD/G20 Pillar Two and Tax Laws of China: How to Harmonise? Xiaojing Cui and Yuan Liu | 1029 |
| Empirical Study of the Role of the Chinese Guiding Case System in Chinese Law Dong Yan and Jeffery E Thomas | 1059 |
| Focus: The Empirical Turn in Chinese Legal Studies | |
| Introduction Benjamin M Chen | 1083 |
| Empirical Legal Studies Made in China: An Empirical Study on Legal Doctoral Dissertations Jinhua Cheng | 1087 |
| Quantitative Legal Research Based on China’s Adjudication Documents: The End of the Golden Era? Ke Li and Yang Feng | 1121 |
| Problems and Misunderstandings in Chinese Empirical Legal Research: The Example of Papers Involving Judgment Documents Yu Zeyang an dYu Mengyao | 1143 |
| Monopoly and Fragmentation: Data Collection in Chinese Empirical Legal Study Qin Ma | 1173 |
| The Application and Limitations of Survey Methods in the Quantitative Assessment of Justice in China Hongqi Wu and Lin Haibin | 1197 |
| Trade-off Between “Big Data” and “Small Data”: a Simulation Study on The Application of Random Sampling in Chinese Empirical Legal Studies Yiwei Xia | 1217 |
| Data Still Needs Theory: Collider Bias in Empirical Legal Research Benjamin M Chen and Xiaohan Yin | 1243 |
| How to Do Empirical Legal Studies without Numbers? Sida Liu and Sitao Li | 1261 |
| Book Review | |
| Haochen Sun, Technology and the Public Interest Tap Huang | 1277 |