Publication Type

Journal Article

Version

publishedVersion

Publication Date

1-1999

Abstract

I Introduction I want, in this essay, to contrast two approaches in the increasing quest for answers not just to the law, but to the very meaning of existence and life itself. One embodied in the Critical Legal Studies Movement,' is (with one exception) much more pessimistic; the other (which I endorse) is premised on natural law. Secondly, I propose to take this contrast into the sphere of application with respect to the issues of economic development and human rights in an East Asian context.

Discipline

Law and Economics | Legal Studies

Research Areas

Corporate, Finance and Securities Law

Publication

Law and Justice

First Page

122

Last Page

139

ISSN

0269-817X

Publisher

Edmund Plowden Trust

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