ASEAN International Law

Eric Yong Joong Lee is President of YIJUN Institute of International Law as well as Professor of International Law at Dongguk University, Seoul, Korea. He also serves as High & Foreign Expert of State 1000 Talents Program of P.R. China (SUIBE). He is a chief editor of two globally recognized academic law journals: Journal of East Asia and International Law and China and WTO Review. Prof. Lee obtained his A.B. (political science) and M.P.A. (public policy) from the University of Washington, USA, and Seoul National University, respectively. He continued to study international law at Leiden University and Erasmus University Rotterdam, completing his LL.M. and Ph.D. in that field.

Who Owns the Preah Vihear Temple? A Cambodian Position.- Who Owns the Preah Vihear Temple? A Thai Position.- Combating Terrorism and the Use of Force against a State: A Relook at the Contemporary World Order.- Application of the Law of Self-Determination in a Postcolonial Context: A Guideline.- Scenarios of the China’s ADIZs above the South China Sea.- Natural Disaster in Armed Conflict Area: The Implementation of the Doctrine of Responsibility to Protect in the ASEAN.- Regulating Ballistic Missile Usage for Ensuring Civil Aviation Safety: As a Matter of Urgency.- The Future of Informalism in the Economic Integration of ASEAN.- Rule of Law as a Framework within the ASEAN Community.- The Harmonization of Competition Laws towards the ASEAN Economic Integration.- The ASEAN Single Shipping Market: Towards a Regional Cabotage Regime.- Free Movement of Judgments in Cross-Border Money Laundering Crimes: A Legal Stance toward the ASEAN Legal Integration.- Vietnam’s Position on the Sovereignty over the Paracels & the Spratlys: Its Maritime Claims.- The Philippine Claim to Bajo de Masinloc in the Context of the South China Sea Dispute.- Maritime Boundary Disputes between Indonesia and Malaysia in the Area of Ambalat Block: Some Optional Scenarios for Peaceful Settlement.- The Dispute between Malaysia and Indonesia over the ND6 and ND7 Sea Blocks: A Malaysian Perspective.- Legal Framework on the Marine Environment Protection of Straits used for International Navigation: Has It Been Effective in the Straits of Malacca and Singapore?.