"This book will be a vital encyclopaedia for all those tasked with the production, amendment, finalisation and administration of FIDIC contracts in the Asia Pacific. It provides a valuable guide to those aspects of mandatory and non-mandatory law that should be taken into account when drafting Particular Conditions of contract." -- Nick Longley, HFW "Such is the comprehensive nature of the guidance and explanations within the opening chapters that it will undoubtedly be regarded as one of the definitive guides to what FIDIC is, and how to use it." -- Bill Barton, Barton Legal "FIDIC Contracts in Asia Pacific will be an invaluable resource when it comes to understanding the FIDIC suite and assisting the industry in maximising the benefit from the suite, whether or not any particular project adopts one of the FIDIC contracts." -- Phillip Greenham, JBM Advisory "I can highly commend this book on multiple levels--from its intention to provide a practical tool by which to draft the Particular Conditions to a FIDIC Contract to its secondary benefits providing invaluable insight into the operation of construction law across multiple jurisdictions." -- Kiri Parr Member of FIDIC Contracts Committee "There is no obvious gap or need for improvement in this book. It is comprehensive gives the reader much more than the title first indicates. FIDIC Contracts in Asia Pacific: A Practical Guide to Application is an important text in the world of construction law and it will make essential reading for all those working with FIDIC Contracts.

Not only is it an excellent practical tool by which to draft the Particular Conditions to a FIDIC Contract, but it also provides excellent insights into how differing jurisdictions in the Asia Pacific region will react to the *Const. L.J. 499 FIDIC contract. The editor and of course the chapter authors must all be congratulated for giving us such a useful text".- Dr Hamish Lal, Partner Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld and Adjunct Professor of Law at Sutherland School of Law, University College Dublin.