Distinguished Papers on Korean Law Vol.1         저자JUNG, Geung Sik·YUNE, Jin Su·CHO, Kuk·KIM, Jong Bo·JONG, Sang Jo·SUK, Kwang Hyun   판형|쪽신국판 양장 | 336쪽   발행일2017년 12월 30일   ISBN 978-89-285-1146-4 (93360)   가격28,000원   Distinguished Papers on Korean Law consists of six different writings on current legal issues, all written by renowned professors at Seoul National University School of Law. Indeed, the book is an attempt to provide readers outside Korea with an introduction to the Korean legal studies as well as profound knowledge on the substance of Korean law. This volume includes six chapters that present a range of legal contexts and practical perspectives aimed at achieving a broad understanding of Korean law, including legal history, civil law, criminal law, administrative law, intellectual property law, and conflict of laws. Chapter 1 presents a discussion of Korean legal history regarding family transformation. Chapter 2 considers how economic efficiency can be considered in the interpretation and the application of Korean law. Chapter 3 addresses several theoretical issues for retrospective punishment of state crimes against human rights. Chapter 4 discusses the reason for the failure of the Yongsan International Business District Project from a public law perspective while assessing where the liabilities lie. Chapter 5 addresses whether and how the current unfair competition laws deal with unfair trading practices in the era of new technologies. Chapter 6 analyzes the legal relationship between South and North Koreans from the perspective of conflict of laws. 이미지를 클릭하면 더 큰 이미지를 볼 수 있습니다 Preface Foreword Succession of Ancestor Worship according to Clan Code and Changes in Families in the Joseon Dynasty∥JUNG, Geung Sik I. Ancestral Rituals: Historical Present II. Introduction of Zhuxi’s Family Rituals and Reality in Families III. Spread of Ancestral Rituals According to Clan Codes IV. Property Inheritance V. Formation of Munjung and Emerge of Patriarchs VI. Conclusions Should the Interpretation and Application of Law Consider Economic Efficiency?∥YUNE, Jin Su I. Introduction II. Debate in Germany III. Role of Economic Efficiency in the Interpretation and Application of Law IV. Conclusions Non-applicability of Statutory Limitations to State Crimes against Human Rights and Ex Post Facto Principle∥CHO, Kuk I. Introduction II. Definitions III. Non-Applicability of Statutory Limitation to State Crimes against Human Rights and Ex Post Facto Principle IV. Conclusions Yongsan International Business District Project: reasons and liabilities for failure∥KIM, Jong Bo I. Yongsan International Business Development Project: initiation and failure II. Selection of base laws and related errors III. Limitation in expropriation rights IV. Yongsan Project and its Implementers V. Conclusion: reasons for failure and solutions Regulations for Unfair Business Practices:Legal Response to Technological and Market Developments∥JONG, Sang Jo I. Introduction II. Disputes Arising from Technology and Market Changes III. Current Statutes and their Limitations IV. Challenges Facing the General Clause V. Conclusions Regulating Legal Relationships between South and North Koreans: Focus on Private Inter-regional Law Rules and Special Substantive Law Rules∥SUK, Kwang Hyun I. Introduction II. Private International Law and Private Inter-regional Law III. Legal Status of North Korea and Viewpoints on Legal Relationship between South and North Koreans IV. Jurisdiction (or Inter-regional Jurisdiction) V. Law applicable to Various Legal Relationships and Special Rules governing Substantive Law Issues VI. Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and North Korean Judgments in South Korea VII. Judicial Cooperation VIII. Concluding Remarks Professor of Law, Seoul National University School of Law JUNG, Geung Sik YUNE, Jin Su CHO, Kuk KIM, Jong Bo JONG, Sang Jo SUK, Kwang Hyun