This collection of essays has provided an overview of a series of Legal Transplants in East Asia and Oceania. The transplants of foreign law into these regions has been directly linked to a modernization process aimed at improving national economic efficiency and, albeit to a lesser extent, increasing political and administrative accountability. A series of brief summaries of each of the collection’s contributions and an analysis of the relation between each of the chapters, which I hope I delivered with equanimity, is in the introduction of this book and does not need to be reproduced here. What is worth mentioning in this final essay is, perhaps, that Legal Transplants in East Asia and Oceania intended to show the distinctive connection between multi-faced policies aimed at stimulating national economies and the East Asian conception of a transparent and efficient market economy.