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PROF. STUART HARGREAVES

Associate Professor

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(852) 3943 1901
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(852) 2994 2505
Email
stuart.hargreaves@cuhk.edu.hk
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Room 607
Faculty of Law
6/F, Lee Shau Kee Building
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Sha Tin, NT, Hong Kong SAR
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Prof. Hargreaves joined the Faculty in 2013 following the completion of his doctorate in law at the University of Toronto, where his thesis considered the privacy and legal implications of new mapping technologies that record public space for commercial purposes. It was supported by a major grant from the Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.  Prof. Hargreaves also holds a BCL from Oxford University, where his dissertation considered the interaction between proposed privacy standards in APEC and EU laws regulating the outward flow of personal data to non-European states.  He also holds a JD from Osgoode Hall Law School and a BA in politics & sociology from McGill University.

Prior to joining CUHK, Prof. Hargreaves taught at Osgoode Hall Law School, worked as a policy advisor to the Canadian Internet Policy & Public Interest Clinic, and practiced law for the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General in the constitutional law & policy branch. His areas of research and teaching reflect this background, with a dual focus on information & privacy law and constitutional law & legal theory. He welcomes discussions with LLB or JD students who are interested in writing independent research papers on those topics; prospective PhD students should, however, follow the established application procedures rather than contacting him directly with a proposal.

Prof. Hargreaves was Director of the LLB & Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Studies from 2015-2019, and won the Faculty’s Teaching Excellence award in 2017. He is external reviewer for a number of academic journals, a judge for the Undergraduate Awards (law category), an examiner for the overseas PCLL Conversion Examination, and sits on the Board of Advisors of Teach for Hong Kong.

 

EDUCATION

ACCREDITATIONS

ASSOCIATIONS

    • “Hong Kong’s Overseas Judges under the National Security Law”, in The Routledge Handbook of Constitutional Law in Greater China (Ngoc Son Bui, Stuart Hargreaves, Ryan Mitchell eds.) (forthcoming Routledge, 2022)
    • The Routledge Handbook of Constitutional Law in Greater China (Ngoc Son Bui, Stuart Hargreaves, Ryan Mitchell eds.) (forthcoming Routledge, 2022).
    • The Hong Kong Basic Law Handbook, 3rd ed. (with M. Ramsden) (Hong Kong: Sweet & Maxwell, 2022)
    • “Past as Prologue: Intercept & Surveillance Rules under Hong Kong’s National Security Law” (2022) 20(1) Santa Clara Journal of International Law 48.
    • “Canaries or Colonials? The Reduced Prominence of Hong Kong’s ‘Overseas Judges’” (2021) Asian Journal of Comparative Law 1-31 doi:10.1017/asjcl.2021.15.
    • “‘The Court’ Rises: The New Use of Depersonalized Opinions on Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal” (2021) 51(1) Hong Kong Law Journal 141.
    • “Grinding Down the Edges of the Free Expression Right in Hong Kong” (2019) 44(2) Brooklyn Journal of International Law 671.
    • “The APEC Cross-Border Privacy Rules System” in Privacy Rights in the Digital Age, 2nd ed., C. Anglim, ed. (New York: Grey House Publishing, Inc., 2019).
    • “Who Decides What is ‘Personal Data’? Utilizing the Access Principle with Telecommunications and Internet Providers in Hong Kong” (with L. Tsui), (2019) 13 International Journal of Communication 1684.
    • The Hong Kong Basic Law Handbook 2nd ed., (with M. Ramsden) (Hong Kong: Sweet & Maxwell Ltd, 2019).
    • “I’m a Creep, I’m a Weirdo: Street Photography & the Digital Replication of the Male Gaze”, in Surveillance, Privacy, and Public Space, Bryce Clayton Newell, Tjerk Timan, and Bert-Jaap Koops, eds. (Abingdon, UK: Routledge, 2018).
    • “IP Addresses Under Hong Kong’s Data Protection Law: An Introduction to the AMIHK Project” (with L. Tsui), (2017) 25(2) Journal of Law, Information, & Science 68.
    • “Online Monitoring of ‘Localists’ in Hong Kong: A Return to Political Policing?”, (2017) 15(3/4) Surveillance & Society 425.
    • “Relational Privacy & Tort”, (2017) 23(3) William & Mary Journal of Women & the Law 433.
    • “The Trouble with Using Search Engines as the Primary Vector of the Right to be Forgotten”, (2016) 19 Pandora’s Box 83.
    • “Data Protection Regimes”, in Privacy Rights in the Digital Age, Christopher Anglim, ed., (New York: Grey House Publishing Inc., 2016).
    • The Hong Kong Basic Law Handbook (with M. Ramsden) (Hong Kong: Sweet & Maxwell Ltd., 2015).
    • “From the ‘Fragrant Harbour’ to ‘Occupy Central’: Rule of Law Discourse & Hong Kong’s Democratic Development”, (2015) 9(3) Journal of Parliamentary & Political Law 519.
    • “Jones-ing for a Solution: Commercial Street Surveillance & Privacy Torts in Canada”, (2014) 3(3) Laws 388.
    • “R. v. Gomboc & the Proper Role of the ‘Biographic Core’ under Section 8”, (2012) 59(1) Criminal Law Quarterly 74.
    • “Inadequate: the APEC Privacy Framework & Article 25 of the EU Data Protection Directive”, (2010) 8 Canadian Journal of Law & Technology 1.
    • “Of Rights & Review: The American, Kelsen, & ‘New Commonwealth’ Models”, (2006) 1 Canadian Student Law Review 1.
    • Panel Chair, “Three Faces of Data Protection Law”, 3rd Annual Machine Lawyering Conference, CUHK, 18 Feb. 2022.
    • “Judicial Writing Strategies in a Challenging Political Climate”, Nepalese Judicial Training Seminar, CUHK, 12 Jan. 2022.
    • Panel Chair, “Ethical Concerns of a Digital World”, 2nd Annual Machine Lawyering Conference, CUHK, 15 Jan. 2021.
    • Organizer, “Seminar on China’s e-justice revolution”, CUHK, 5 Nov. 2020
    • “Airport Arrivals, COVID Quarantines, & Data Access”, Legal Responses to COVID Seminar, CUHK, 7 Aug 2020.
    • “Overseas Judges & the National Security Law”, Constitutional Law in Greater China Project, CUHK, 3 Aug 2020.
    • “Legal Responses to COVID19: Hong Kong”, ConstitutonNet, May 2020: http://constitutionnet.org/state-of-emergency
    • “Hong Kong Public Law Developments in 2019”, 2020 Government Law Year in Review Conference, Victoria University of Wellington, 25 Feb. 2020 (via video).
    • Panel Chair – “New Technologies & Pressing Legal Issues”, Machine Lawyering: Digitally Reconceiving Contracting, Regulation & Property, CUHK Law (Hong Kong, 16-18 Jan. 2020).
    • “Whose Justice? Foreign Judges on the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal”, 8th Asian Constitutional Law Forum, Hanoi, Vietnam, 6-7 Dec. 2019.
    • “State Exploitation of Gaps in Hong Kong’s Data Protection Regime”,  University of Leeds School of Law (Leeds, 18 Sept. 2018).
    • “Grinding Down the Edge of the Speech Right”, Law & Society Association (Toronto, 7-9 June 2018).
    • “Surveillance, Protest, & the Exercise of Constitutional Rights”, Privacy, Personality and Flows of Information – UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy (Hong Kong, 29-30 Sept. 2017).
    • Panel Chair – “Transparency & Openness”, Asian Privacy Scholars Network 6th Annual Conference (Hong Kong, 27 Sept. 2017).
    • Panel Chair – “Challenges to Liberal-Democratic Constitutionalism”, Constitutionalism in Context, HKU Faculty of Law (Hong Kong, 11-12 Jun. 2017).
    • Discussant – Platform Law: Public & Private Regulation of Online Platforms, 21st Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium, Berkeley Center for Law & Technology (Berkeley, CA, 21-22 Apr. 2017).
    • “Access My Info Hong Kong: A Preliminary Report”, Asian Privacy Scholars Network 5th International Conference: Global Privacy Standards – Evolution, Divergence, & Surveillance (Auckland, 13-14 Dec 2016).
    • Discussant – “Artificial Intelligence in Asia”, Digital Asia Hub Conference (Hong Kong, 21 Nov 2016)
    • “From Colony to SAR: Rule of Law Discourse in Hong Kong’s Democratic Development”, Law & Society Association (New Orleans, 2-5 Jun 2016).
    • Panelist – E-commerce & Digital Law, The TPP: A Paradigm Shift in International Trade Regulation (Annual AWRN Conference) (Hong Kong, 17 May 2016)
    • Panelist – Democracy & Constitutional Law, Hong Kong Law Research Postgraduate Symposium (Hong Kong, 9 April 2016)
    • “The (D)evolution of Rule of Law Discourse in Hong Kong”, Joint CUHK, HKU, & CityU Conference on the Magna Carta & the Rule of Law in Hong Kong (Hong Kong, 31 Oct. 2015).
    • “The Risks of the Right to be Forgotten”, Symposium on Privacy in Greater China (Hong Kong, 28 Nov. 2014).
    • “Gendered Surveillance & the Digital Replication of the Male Gaze”, XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology (Yokohama, 13-19 Jul. 2014).
    • “The Unequal Gaze of Commercial Street Surveillance”, Joint HKU-Ottawa Conference on Technology, Law,  & the Public Interest (Hong Kong, 10-11 Apr. 2014).
    • “The Eastmond Test & the Normative Underpinnings of PIPEDA”, Canadian Business Ethics Research Network Annual Conference (Calgary, 8-12 May, 2012).
    • “Social Media & Privacy Law”, Federation of Asian-Canadian Lawyers Fall Conference 2011 (Toronto, 12 Nov. 2011).
    • “Online Social Networking & the Limits of Data Protection Law”, McGill RIPP (Rethinking Intellectual Property Policy) Conference (Montreal, 7 Oct. 7 2009).
    • Humanizing the Law: Education Through Core LGBT Equality Cases
    • Teaching Excellence Award (CUHK)
    • Direct Grant for Research (CUHK)
    • Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship
    • Google Policy Fellowship
    • Centre for Innovation Law & Policy Fellowship (University of Toronto)
    • Entrance Scholarship (Oxford University)
    • Osler, Hoskin, & Harcourt LLP Labour Law Award
    • International Mobility Award (York University)
    • Alexander David McKenzie Scholarship (York University)
    • Alumni Association Award (Hong Kong University)