Each handbook, ranging from seven to 15 pages, is generally divided into the following segments:  

• Countries in Asia where judgments of a certain jurisdiction have been recognised and enforced (with examples)
• Countries in Asia where judgments of that jurisdiction are entitled to be recognised and enforced
  
• Countries in Asia where judgments of that jurisdiction cannot be recognised and enforced

The Asian jurisdictions considered in this "Where in Asia" series include Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, China, India, Japan, Lao, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam, all of which are discussed in the Asian Principles.

Each handbook is also priced extremely affordably to encourage readership and drive interest in the Asian Principles and the boarder issues of judgments recognition and enforcement.

The "Where in Asia" series can be purchased from here. The following handbooks are currently available:

• Where in Asia can Australian judgments be enforced? 
• Where in Asia can Chinese judgments be enforced?
• Where in Asia can Indian judgments be enforced?
  
• Where in Asia can Indonesia judgments be enforced?
  
• Where in Asia can Malaysia judgments be enforced?
  
• Where in Asia can Singapore (including SICC) judgments be enforced?
  
• Where in Asia can Thai judgments be enforced?
  
• Where in Asia can Vietnamese judgments be enforced?
  
• Quantitative Analysis of the Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in China