Muslim dan Keadilan Global
Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’im · translated by Jawahir Thontowi
An approach to reconciling universal human rights with religious and cultural particularity, drawing on sociology and anthropology.
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IMR Press publishes scholarly work in contemporary legal studies, mainly international and comparative law, in two series: International Law & Comparative Law, and IMR Perspectives, for interdisciplinary work on pressing global questions. Every manuscript goes through peer review.
Hukum HAM Internasional: Sebuah Pengantar Kontekstual
Pranoto Iskandar
An introduction to the legal side of the main international human rights instruments, read in context.
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Standar Internasional Migrasi Ketenagakerjaan Berbasis HAM
Pranoto Iskandar · foreword by Robyn Iredale
A summary of the non-binding multilateral framework on labor migration: governance, worker protection, social dialogue and gender.
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Membela Globalisasi
Jagdish Bhagwati · translated by Pranoto Iskandar · foreword by Hal Hill
A plain-language reply to the critics of globalization, now in Bahasa Indonesia.
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Satu Bumi: Etika bagi Era Globalisasi
Peter Singer
The case for an ethics built on shared responsibility for one planet, with a foreword by the author for this Indonesian edition.
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Tradisi Hukum Indonesia
Ratno Lukito
What an Indonesian legal tradition might be made of, with a postscript on the challenges of the Reformasi era.
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Using World Trade Law to Promote the Interests of Global South
Nandang Sutrisno
How special and differential treatment in world trade law serves developing countries, with Indonesia as a main example.
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Pemajuan Kepentingan Negara-Negara Berkembang dalam Sistem WTO
Nandang Sutrisno
The Indonesian-language study of how the WTO system can advance the interests of developing countries.
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Relasi Negara & Agama: Redefinisi Diskursus Konstitusionalisme di Indonesia
Yudi Junadi
A study of sharia-based local regulations in Indonesia, arguing for separating religion and state as a third way.
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General Editor
Pranoto Iskandar
Assistant Editor
Saru Arifin
Editorial Board
Ratno Lukito
Franz Magnis-Suseno
Siti Musdah Mulia
Bambang Suryowidodo
Nandang Sutrisno
Advisory Board
Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’im
Jagdish Bhagwati
Thomas Buergenthal
Hilary Charlesworth
Tom Ginsburg
Robyn Iredale
Beth Lyon
Nicola Piper
David Weissbrodt
Have a manuscript in international or comparative law? Write to the editors.