Does Law Matter in Asia? Comparing Corporate Governance Regimes in Indonesia and Malaysia

Sheehy, Benedict; Yu, Sarah; Lie, Luther

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3973180

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“…A "method of problem" approach could lead someone to investigate: "Why has law not performed the same role in economic growth in Asia that it has performed elsewhere?" To answer this question, one could, for example, investigate how corporate law has effected financial markets in different but comparable parts of Asia (Sheehy, Yu, & Lie, 2022). This problem method has much to recommend it with the caveat that the researcher must have conducted a thorough literature review to be certain that the question has indeed not been answered.…”

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Writing to Get Published: The Necessary Elements of Scholarly Journal Articles

Sheehy¹

2022

IJLLD

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This article provides an analysis of the problems scholars face in publishing in higher quality, peer-reviewed English language journals and proposes specific solutions. It is based on observations made in numerous workshops and close one-on-one work with postgraduate students and academics primarily in Asia but also elsewhere. The article makes a contribution by making explicit understandings, values and practices that underpin academic publishing and describing and analyzing the six elements required by peer reviewed journals. Using a ‘scholarship of application’ the article begins with an explanation of the literature review and then the element of novelty or necessity of a new idea. It then turns to the six elements of research and writing in terms of theory, themes and narrative as the first three and then the last three: the requirement for description, analysis and evaluation. Finally, it provides a series of specific tips to help manage each of these elements.

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Section: What Does a Journal Want To Publish? Discoveries!mentioning

confidence: 99%