Mr. Xueliang JI 季雪亮先生
Research Student
Working toward a PhD in Laws, expected 2023
THESIS TOPIC
Assessing the Convergence of International Taxation and Investment Laws: A Normative Analysis of Gaps, Overlaps and Emerging Issues, co-supervised by Professors Fernando DIAS SIMÕES and Noam NOKED.
RESEARCH INTERESTS AND AIMS
I am interested in international economic law with an emphasis on international taxation and international investment law and policy. With my thesis, I hope to research the formal and substantive convergence of tax and investment treaties, in particular with respect to international dispute resolution.
WORKING PAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS
- Xueliang JI, ‘The Changing Paradigm of International Tax Dispute Settlement: What are the Promises and Challenges of Mandatory Arbitration for China?’ Oregon Review of International Law (forthcoming).
- Xueliang JI, ‘The Internationalization of Tax Disputes — Issues and Options of a Standing International Tax Court’ (2019) 2(2) Cardozo International Comparative, Policy & Ethics Law Review 437-474.
PAPERS DELIVERED
- “The European Union’s Proposed Multilateral Investment Court System: Will China Shift from Arbitration to the Investment Court System?”, CIBEL Global Network Young Scholars Workshop: Technological Change and the Future of International Economic Legal Order: China and beyond, UNSW, May 2, 2019.
EDUCATION AND AWARDS
- The Chinese University of Hong Kong, LLM, International Economic Law, China, 2015.
- Shenyang Normal University, Bachelor’s Degree, Law, China, 2014.
- Fort Hays State University, Bachelor’s Degree, Law, US, 2014.