Luke Nottage is Associate Director of the Centre for Asian and Pacific Law at the University of Sydney. His previous books include works on ASEAN product safety law, and consumer law in Australia and New Zealand. Luke has consulted for law firms and international organisations, including the ASEAN Secretariat.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: backdrop and overarching perspectives 2. Theoretical perspectives on ASEAN and consumer law developments 3. Product safety law: fragmented regulation and emergent product liability regimes 4. Regulating consumer contracts in ASEAN: variation and change 5. Consumer financial services: what role for ASEAN? 6. Professional health services: ASEAN's trade liberalisation agenda 7. Integration with competition policies, laws and institutions: opportunities for ASEAN consumer protection 8. Key reflections and future directions.
1. Introduction: backdrop and overarching perspectives 2. Theoretical perspectives on ASEAN and consumer law developments 3. Product safety law: fragmented regulation and emergent product liability regimes 4. Regulating consumer contracts in ASEAN: variation and change 5. Consumer financial services: what role for ASEAN? 6. Professional health services: ASEAN's trade liberalisation agenda 7. Integration with competition policies, laws and institutions: opportunities for ASEAN consumer protection 8. Key reflections and future directions.
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