ABOUT ALSA

ALSA was established in 2015 with the aims of fostering scholarship and engaging the broader research community. It succeeds the East Asian Law and Society Collaborative Research Network (CRN 33) of the Law & Society Association as the regional body.

Its executive office is housed at Waseda University, Japan.

ALSA stands at an opportune moment to develop the Asian law and society field into a vibrant and cohesive discipline, and its annual meetings provide a timely platform to define the field, advance theory, and cultivate empirical work and new scholarship.

More information about ALSA: https://www.alsa.network/about-alsa

Submissions are open now!

Download the Call for Papers here.

Registration details will be available later.

Application is also open for the Early Career/Junior Scholars' Workshop to be held on 8 December 2022 in conjunction with ALSA 2022. Download details for the workshop here.

Program Committee for ALSA 2022:

Co-chairs: Carol Lin (National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan) and Kay-Wah Chan, Immediate-Past ALSA President

Members: Mong-Hwa Chin (National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan), Yukyong Choe (Korean Legislation Research Institute, South Korea), Kwai Hang Ng (University of California, San Diego), Tu Phuong Nguyen (University of Adelaide, Australia), Eri Osaka (Toyo University, Japan), George Baylon Radics (National University of Singapore), Vu Cong Giao (Vietnam National University), Bui Tien Dat (Vietnam National University), Phan Thanh Thuy (Vietnam National University), Nguyen Thi Bich Thao (Vietnam National University), Le Lan Chi (Vietnam National University)

Sub-committee for the Early Career/Junior Scholars' Workshop:

Chair: Kwai Hang Ng (University of California, San Diego)

Members: Mong-Hwa Chin (National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan); Phan Thanh Thuy (Vietnam National University)