Human Dignity in Asia Dialogue between Law and Culture

Human Dignity in Asia-Jimmy Chia-Shin Hsu
Contents
Editor and Contributors
Preface
Abbreviations
Introduction: Human Dignity, Human Rights, and Cultural Change
in Asia
1. Human Dignity in Indian Constitutional Adjudication-Pritam Baruah
2. The Development of Individual Dignity in Japan Overcoming Constraints in Law, Family, and Society-Keigo Obayashi
3. Constitutional Discourse on Human Dignity in South Korea: A Critical Appraisal-Chaihark Hahm
4. Human Dignity in the Jurisprudence of the Taiwan
Constitutional Court-Jimmy Chia-Shin Hsu
5. The Human Dignity Factor
Interpreting the Philippine Constitution-J. R. Robert Real
6. Human Dignity in the Jurisprudence of the Indonesian Constitutional Court-Nadirsyah Hosen
7. Dignity as a Constitutional Value in Hong Kong: Toward a Contextual Approach?-Kelley Loper
8. Human Dignity and Relational Constitutionalism
in Singapore-Li-ann Thio
9. Personal Dignity under Chinese Constitutional Law-Xiaobo Zhai
10. Virtue, Dignity, and Constitutional Democracy
A Confucian Perspective
-Sungmoon Kim
11. Buddhist Philosophical Approaches to Human Dignity-Anton Sevilla-Liu
12. Dignity and Status in Ancient and Medieval India-Timothy Lubin
13. Human Dignity, Pancasila, and Islam: Contexts and Contestations in Indonesia-Etin Anwar
14. Catholicism and Human Dignity in the Philippines-Jonathan T. Chow
15. Protestantism and Human Dignity in South Korea-JinHyok Kim
Index