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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- 1. The Transition in the Political Economy of South Korean Development: Issues and Perspectives -- 2. Malaysia: The Anxieties of Success -- 3. Recent Developments and Future Prospects of the Indonesian Economy -- 4. Southeast Asian Economic Experience and Prospects: Myanmar -- 5. The Economic Development of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia -- 6. The Prospects for Democratization in Southeast Asia: Local Perspectives and International Roles -- 7. Government and Business in Thailand -- 8. Trade and Investment in Southeast Asian Development -- 9. Managing Renewable Resources in Southeast Asia: The Problem of Deforestation -- 10. Showtime for Southeast Asia: An Economic and Political Crossroads -- 11. The PRC, Taiwan, and the Overseas Chinese -- 12. Southeast Asian Economic Experience and Prospects: A Summary -- Contributors -- Index

"The Question of Law offers an original theory of law, stated as two normative principles. Law is seen having a political foundation, with the question of law thus becoming a question of obedience - whether and in what circumstances it is appropriate to obey the law. Kim further maintains that law should serve the demands of justice"--

This study challenges contemporary discussions of justice by bringing moral frameworks back into full view. By examining Plato and Aristotle's approach to the question of justice and connecting them to contemporary debates, this book underlines the importance of classical thought on notions of justice and conceptualizes justice as right actions.