BOOK CHAPTERS

• Kevin Cheng, ‘Guilty Pleas and Plea Bargaining’ in W. H. Chui andT. W. Lo (eds), Understanding Criminal Justice in Hong Kong, 2nd edition (Routledge, 2016) 227-242.
• Kevin Cheng, ‘Expanding the Study of Procedural Justice and Legitimacy in Hong Kong: What Has Been Done and Future Directions’ in H. C. Chan and  S. M. Y. Ho (eds), Psycho-Criminological Perspective Of Criminal Justice in Asia: Research and Practices in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Beyond (2017) 274-286.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Kevin Cheng, ‘Prosecutorial Procedural Justice and Public Legitimacy in Hong Kong’ (2017) 57(1) British Journal of Criminology 94 – 111.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Kevin Cheng, ‘Intrinsic Pressures in the Criminal Justice Process: An Empirical Investigation on Late Guilty Pleas’ (Paper presented at The Eleventh International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Imperial College London, Great Britain, 2-5 August 2016).
• Kevin Cheng, ‘The Punitive Nature of Pre-Trial Detention: Perspectives of Detainees in Hong Kong’ (Paper presented at The Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) Conference 2017, Newcastle University, Great Britain,  5-7 April 2017).
• Kevin Cheng, ‘Why Do Criminal Trials “Crack”? An Empirical Investigation of Late Guilty Pleas in Hong Kong’ (Paper presented at 6th Annual International Conference on Law, Regulations and Public Policy, Singapore, 5-6 June 2017).

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘Why Do Criminal Trials “Crack”? An Empirical Investigation of Late Guilty Pleas in Hong Kong’ in 6th Annual International Conference on Law, Regulations and Public Policy organized by Global Science and Technology Forum, Singapore (2017-06).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘PRC Law and Policies — A Defence under HK Competition Law?’ in Symposium on Law & Business of Entrepreneurship and Innovation organized by CUHK and National Chengchi University, Taiwan (2017-05).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Surabhi Chopra, ‘Systemic and Entrenched: Human Rights Abuse in Need of Regional Intervention in Asia’ in SNU Asia-Pacific Law Institute (ed), Global Constitutionalism and Multi-layered Protection of Human Rights – Exploring the Possibility of Establishing a Regional Human Rights Mechanism in Asia (Constitutional Court of Korea, 2016) 603-622.

• Surabhi Chopra, ‘Sexual Assault under Cover of National Security Laws in India’ in Amy Barrow and Joy L. Chia (eds), Gender, Violence and the State in Asia (Routledge, 2016).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Surabhi Chopra, ‘Archives of Violence: Seeking and Preserving Records on Mass Sectarian Attacks in India’ (2016) 28(1) National Law School of India Review 61-73.
• Surabhi Chopra, ‘Massacres, Majorities and Money: Reparation after Sectarian Violence in India’ (2017) 4(1) Asian Journal of Law and Society 157-190.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• David C. Donald, ‘Endowment, Fundamentals and Fashion in the Market for Corporate Law’ in Helmut Siekmann, Andreas Cahn, Tim Florstedt, Katja Langenbucher, Julia Redenius-Hövermann, Tobias Tröger and Ulrich Segna (eds), Festschrift für Theodor Baums zum siebzigsten Geburtstag ( Mohr Siebeck, 2017) 305-324.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• David C. Donald, ‘Conceiving Corporate Governance for an Asian Environment’ (2016) 12(2) University of Pennsylvania Asian Law Review 88-138.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘Increasing Information Facilitates Codified Law: Why Statutes Have Supplanted the Common Law’ in International Conference on Education and Social Sciences organized by Higher Education Forum, Singapore (2017-02).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Information Matters: Why Legislatures Have Come to Dominate Common Law Courts in the Processing of Informal Institutions into Formal Law’ in Third Conference of the World Interdisciplinary Network for Institutional Research: Institutions and Human Behaviour organized by World Interdisciplinary Network for Institutional Research, United States of America (2016-09).
• ‘Applying Hong Kong Law to Non-Hong Kong Companies’ in The New Companies Law: Three Years On organized by HK Institute Certified Public Accountants, HK Law Society, HK Institute of Chartered Secretaries, Hong Kong (2017-02).
• ‘From Block Lords to Blockchain: A Brief History of Securities Dealers’ Organizational Strategies’ in Asia-Pacific Conference on Social Sciences and Management organized by Higher Education Forum, Taiwan (2017-03).
• ‘Financialization of the Business Corporation and its Distortion of Productive Activity’ in Symposium on Law & Business of Entrepreneurship and Innovation organized by National Chengchi University, Taiwan (2017-05).
• ‘From Block Lords to Blockchain: A Brief History of Securities Dealers’ Organizational Strategies’ in 5th International Conference on Applied Economics organized by Department of Economics of Thessaly University, Volos-Greece, Greece (2017-05).
• ‘Financialization of the Business Corporation and its Distortion of Productive Activity’ in SASE Network Annual Conference organized by Society for the Advancement of the Social Sciences, France (2017-06).
• ‘Hong Kong’s Public Enforcement Model of Investor Protection’ in Empirical Studies Conference and Workshop in Asia organized by Society for Empirical Legal Studies, Taiwan (2017-06).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘Spontaneous Standardization and the New Lex Maritima’ in Miriam Goldby and Loukas Mistelis (eds), The Role of Arbitration in Shipping Law (Oxford University Press, 2016) 63-79.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘The Parched Earth of Cooperation: How to Solve the Tragedy of the Commons in International Environmental Governance’ (2016) 27 Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law 73-105.
• Jessica Li and Bryan H. Druzin, ‘Censorship’s Fragile Grip on the Internet: Can Online Speech Be Controlled?’ (2016) 49(2) Cornell International Law Journal 369-414.
•  Bryan H. Druzin, ‘Why Does Soft Law Have Any Power Anyway?’ (2016) Asian Journal of International Law 361.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘Legal Ambiguity and the Limits of Censorship’ (Paper presented at The 11th Annual General Conference of the European China Law Studies Association (ECLS), The University of Roma TRE, Faculty of Law, Rome, Italy, 22-24 September 2016).
• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘A Theory of Speech Cascades’ (Paper presented at The 111th Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Annual meeting, Hilton San Francisco Union Square, San Francisco, United States, 3-7 January 2017).
• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘Why Does Soft Law Have Power?’ (Paper presented at The 27th Annual Meeting of the American Law and Economics Association (ALEA), Yale Law school, New Haven, United States, 12-13 May 2017).
• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘Shouldering the Burden of Modernity: The Internet as a Source for Abrupt Normative Change’ (Paper presented at The 14th Asian Law Institute Conference (ASLI), The University of the Philippines, College of Law, Manila, Philippines, 18-19 May 2017)
• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘Towards a Greater Practice of Investment Arbitration in Asia-Pacific’ (Paper presented at The 14th Asian Law Institute Conference (ASLI), The University of the Philippines, College of Law, Manila, Philippines, 18-19 May 2017).
• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘A Proposal to solve the Tragedy of the Commons in International Environmental Governance’ (Paper presented at  The Ninth Annual Meeting of the Society for Environmental Law and Economics , Worcester College, University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom, 26-27 May 2017).
•  Bryan H. Druzin, ‘The US Has Abandoned The Paris Climate Agreement—Is Its Collapse Now Inevitable?’ (Paper presented at The 13th Asian Law & Economics Associtation (AsLEA) International Annual Conference, University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, 22-23 June 2017).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Legal Ambiguity and the Limits of Censorship’ in 11th Annual General Conference of the European China Law Studies Association (ECLS) organized by University of Roma TRE, Faculty of Law, Italy (2016-09).
• ‘A Theory of Speech Cascades’ in 111th Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Annual meeting organized by Association of American Law Schools, United States of America (2017-01).
• ‘Towards a Greater Practice of Investment Arbitration in Asia-Pacific’ in 14th Asian Law Institute Conference organized by Asian Law Institute (NUS), Philippines (2017-05).
• ‘A Proposal to solve the Tragedy of the Commons in International Environmental Governance’ in 2017 Meeting of the Society for Environmental Law and Economics (Oxford) organized by Society for Environmental Law and Economics, United Kingdom (2017-05).
• ‘Shouldering the Burden of Modernity: The Internet as a Source for Abrupt Normative Change’ in 14th Asian Law Institute Conference organized by Asian Law Institute (NUS), Philippines (2017-05).
• ‘Why Does Soft Law Have Power?’  in 27th Annual Meeting of the American Law and Economics Association (Yale) organized by American Law and Economics Association, United States of America (2017-05) .
• ‘The US Has Abandoned The Paris Climate Agreement—Is Its Collapse Now Inevitable?’ in 13th Annual Meeting of the Asian Law and Economics Association organized by Asian Law and Economics Association, Vietnam (2017-06).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Colin Reid and Denis Edwards, ‘Strategic Environmental Assessment in a Cold Climate: The Scottish Experience’ in Gregory Jones QC and Eloise Scotford (eds), The Strategic Environmental Directive: A Plan for Success? (Hart Publishing, 2017)  Chapter 14.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Denis Edwards, ’What Can the Matter Be (With Overlapping Legislative Competence)?’ (Paper presented at The Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference 2016, Oxford, Great Britain, 6-9 September 2016).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘What Can the Matter Be (With Overlapping Legislative Competence)?’ in Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference 2016 organized by Society of Legal Scholars, United Kingdom (2016-09).
• ‘Brexit: the UK and the EU’ in Brexit Seminar organized by Chicago Kent College of Law, United States of America (2016-11).
• ‘Brexit Update in Brexit: Where Are We Now’ organized by Chinese University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law, Hong Kong (2017-02).
• ‘Current Developments in Judicial Review in Current Developments’ in Judicial Review  organized by Royal Faculty of Procurators, United Kingdom (2017-02).
• ‘“…That When I Awaked, I Cried to Dream Again”: Sovereignty Shared and the New ius commune in Europe’ in The 60th Anniversary of the Treaty of Rome: EU and Global Perspectives organized by Chinese University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law, Hong Kong (2017-05).

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Gregory Gordon, Atrocity Speech Law: Foundation, Fragmentation, Fruition (Oxford University Press, New York, United States, 2017) 464 pgs.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Gregory Gordon, ‘The Propaganda Prosecutions at Nuremberg: The Origin of Atrocity Speech Law and the Touchstone for Normative Evolution’ (2017) 39(1) Loyola of Los Angeles International and Comparative Law Review 209-245.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Gregory Gordon, ‘Fair Trial Guarantees and International Criminal Justice’ (Paper presented at Eleventh Southeast and Northeast Asia Session on International Humanitarian Law, Hiroshima, Japan, 14 July 2016).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘Incitement to Commit International Crimes in International Criminal Law’ (Paper presented at Eleventh Southeast and Northeast Asia Session on International Humanitarian Law, Hiroshima, Japan, 15 July 2016).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘Speech and Gender-Based Violence: From The Rape of Nanking to Sepur Zarco’ (Paper presented at Prosecution of Gender-Based Violence in International Criminal Law, Strathmore University, Nairobi, Kenya, 2-3 August 2016).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘Of War-Councils and War-Mongering: Considering the Viability of Incitement to Aggression’ (Paper presented at Central States Law Schools Association, University of North Dakota School of Law, Grand Forks, ND, USA, 23-24 September 2016).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘Overview of Issues in Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict’ (Paper presented at Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict, CUHK Faculty of Law, Hong Kong, 7-8 October 2016).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘The U.S. Hospital Bombing in Kunduz: Grappling with Issues of Criminality, Mens Rea and Jurisdiction’ (Paper presented at CUHK Law Research Seminar Series, CUHK Faculty of Law, Hong Kong, 19 October 2016).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘Hate Speech Regulation and Incitement to Terrorism: International and Domestic Approaches’ (Paper presented at Incitement to Terrorism in International and Domestic Law, Institute on Human Rights and the Holocaust, New York, 8 December 2016).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘Incitement to Genocide and Incitement to Terrorism: Doctrinal and Factual Dovetailing’ (Paper presented at Genocide Convention Anniversary Commemoration, United Nations, 9 December 2016).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘United Nations Book Presentation on “Atrocity Speech Law”’(Paper presented at United Nations Book Presentation on “Atrocity Speech Law”, United Nations, 11 April 2017).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘American Society of International Law Presentation of “Atrocity Speech Law”’ (Paper presented at American Society of International Law Annual Meeting, American Society of International Law, Washington, 14 April 2017).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘Fixing the Law Governing the Relationship between Hate Speech and International Crimes’(Paper presented at T.M.C. Asser Institute Supranational Criminal Law Speaker Series,  T.M.C. Asser Institute, The Hague, ‎Netherlands, 12 June 2017).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘Reconceptualizing the Birth of the International Criminal Case: Creating the Office of the Examining Magistrate at the ICC’ (Paper presented at QC for Preliminary Examinations at the ICC, ICJ Peace Palace, The Hague, ‎Netherlands, 14 June 2017).
• Gregory Gordon, ‘The Amanda Knox Case: A Comparative Legal Perspective’(Paper presented at 2017 Kentucky Bar Association (KBA) Annual Convention, Owensboro, Kentucky, Daviess, 21-23 June 2017).

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Gregory Gordon, ‘Sean Spicer’s Hitler Comments: A Warning From the History of Speech and Atrocity’ on Oxford University Press, OUPblog (1 May 2017).

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Stephen Hall, Foundations of International Law (LexisNexis Butterworths, 3rd edition, 2016) 1036 pgs.
• Stephen Hall, Principles of International Law (LexisNexis Butterworths, 5th edition, 2016) 964 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Stephen Hall, ‘Researching International Law’ in Mike McConville and Wing Hong (Eric) Chui (eds), Research Methods for Law (Edinburgh University Press, 2nd edition, 2017) 253-279.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

•  Stephen Hall, ‘Contract Terms in Hong Kong’ (Paper presented at Studies in the Contract Laws of Asia III, 18 September 2016) 25 pgs.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Stuart Hargreaves, ‘The Trouble with Using Search Engines as the Primary Vector of the Right to be Forgotten’ (2016) 19 Pandora’s Box 83-106.
• Stuart Hargreaves, ‘‘Relational Privacy’ & Tort’ (2017) 23(3) William & Mary Journal of Women and the Law 433 pgs.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Stuart Hargreaves, ‘Access My Info Hong Kong: A Preliminary Report’ (Paper presented at The Asian Privacy Scholars Network 5th International Conference – Global Privacy Standards: Evolution, Divergence and Surveillance, Auckland, New Zealand, 13-14 December 2016).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘AI in Asia’ in Digital Asia Hub Conference organized by Digital Asia Hub (2016-11).
• ‘Access My Info Hong Kong: A Preliminary Report’ in Global Privacy Standards – Evolution, Divergence, & Surveillance organized by Asian Privacy Scholars Network  (2016-12).
• ‘Platform Law: Public & Private Regulation of Online Platforms’ in 21st Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium organized by Berkeley Center for Law & Technology (2017-04).
• ‘Challenges to Liberal-Democratic Constitutionalism’ in Constitutionalism in Context organized by HKU CCPL (2017-06).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Robin Huang, ‘The Role of Culture and Ethics in Global Finance’ in Ross Buckley, Douglas Arner and Avgouleas Emilios (eds), Shadow Banking and Its Regulation: The Case of China (Cambridge University Press, 2016) 340-354.
• Robin Huang, ‘The Development of Securities Dispute Mediation in China: Prospect and Problems?’ in Fu Hualing and Michael Palmer (eds), Mediation in Contemporary China: Continuity and Change (Wildy, Simmonds & Hill Publishing, 2017) 233-248.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Robin Huang, ‘Private Enforcement of Securities Law in China: Past, Present and Future’ (2016) 17(2) Jingjifa Yanjiu [Economic Law Study] 145-158.
• Robin Huang and Yao Lin, ‘中国P2P网贷监管的现状与未来：以2016年8月《暂行办法》为中心 (The Status Quo and Future Development of the Regulation of Online P2P Lending Development in China)’ (2017) 1 南昌大学法律评论 NanChang University Law Review 47-78.
• Robin Huang, ‘对公司法合同进路的反思 (Rethinking the Contractarian Approach to Corporate Law)’ (2017) 4  Fa Xue [Legal Science] 124-134.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Robin Huang, ‘The Rise of Hostile Takeovers and Defensive Measures in China: Comparative and Empirical Perspectives’ (Paper presented at Corporate Restructuring: Law and Practice, Beijing, China, 29-30 October 2016).
• Robin Huang, ‘The Cross-border Securities Enforcement Arrangement between Hong Kong and Mainland China’(Paper presented at 2016 Annual Conference of Hong Kong and Macao Basic Law Society, Zhu Hai, China, 2016).
• Robin Huang, ‘Rethinking the Relationship between Public Regulation and Private Litigation: Evidence from Securities Class Action in China’ (Paper presented at Fifty Years of Class Actions – A Global Perspective, Tel Aviv University, Israel, 4 January 2017).

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘Rethinking the Contractarian Approach to Corporate Law’ in The Application of Company Law and Financial Law From a Contractual Perspective organized by Southeast China University of Political Science and Law, China (2016-11).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Hostile Takeovers in China: Present and Future’ in Corporate Restructuring organized by Tsinghua University Commercial Law Centre, China (2016-10).
• ‘The Cooperation of Securities Regulation between Hong Kong and Mainland under the “One Country, Two Systems” Regime’ in Hong Kong Basic Law Conference 2016 organized by Hong Kong Basic Law and Macao Basic Law Society, China (2016-12).
• ‘Internationalism of Capital Markets Regulation: A Chinese Perspective’ in The End of Internationalism? IOSCO, International Standards and Capital Markets Regulation organized by Centre for International Governance Innovation, Canada (2017-06).
• ‘Online P2P Lending Regulation in China’ in Reconsidering the Law-Finance Nexus in a Post-Crisis World  organized by School of Law and Economics at the China University of Political Science and Law; Maastricht European Institute for Transnational Legal Research, China (2017-06).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Nina Jorgensen, ‘Asia’ in Claus Kress and Stefan Barriga (eds), The Crime of Aggression: A Commentary (Cambridge University Press, 2017) 993-1037.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Nina Jorgensen, ‘Complicity in Torture in a Time of Terror: Interpreting the European Court of Human Rights Extraordinary Rendition Cases’ (2017) 16(1) Chinese Journal Of International Law 11-40.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘Prospects for the Development of International Human Rights Norms’ in International Conference on the 50th Anniversary of the Adoption of the ICCPR: Progress and Challenges organized by Centre for International Law, Institute of Foreign Affairs, Korea National Diplomatic Academy, Seoul, Korea (2016-11).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Coordinating Investigative Responses to Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Syria and Iraq’ in Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict organized by Faculty of Law, CUHK, Hong Kong (2016-10).
• ‘Legal Characterization of the Crimes against “Comfort Women” in the light of the Batavia cases’ in Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict organized by Faculty of Law, CUHK, Hong Kong (2016-10).
• ‘The Preventive and Punitive Functions of Commissions of Inquiry’ in Peaceful Settlement of Disputes and the Function of International Judicial Bodies organized by China University of Political Science and Law, Beijing, China (2017-03).
• ‘Charles Taylor as President, Businessman, Warlord and War Criminal’ in The International Criminal Responsibility of War’s Funders and Profiteers organized by Faculty of Law, CUHK, Hong Kong (2017-06).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Jyh-An Lee, ‘The Neglected Copyright Users 被忽視的版權使用人’ in Yahong Li (ed), Copyright, The Internet, and The Balance of Rights (版權、網絡和權利平衡) (Hong Kong University Press, 2016) 33-66.
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘The New Silk Road to Global IP Landscape’ in Lutz-Christian Wolff, Chao Xi and Jenny Chan (eds), Legal Dimensions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (Wolters Kluwer, 2016) 417-430.
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘The Determination of FRAND Rate for SEPs: Huawei v. InterDigital’ in Kung-Chung Liu (ed), Annotated Leading Patent Cases In Major Asian Jurisdictions (City University of Hong Kong Press, 2017) 194-205.
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘Overlapping Rights in Different Business Models’ in Kung-Chung Liu, Reto M. Hilty (eds), Remuneration Of Copyright Owners —Regulatory Challenges Of New Business Models (Springer, 2017) 1-20.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Jyh-An Lee, ‘Copyright Divisibility and the Anticommons’ (2016) 32(1) American University International Law Review 117-163.
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘Implementing the FRAND Standard in China’ (2016) 19(1) Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law 37-85.
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘Licensing Open Government Data’ (2017) 13(2) Hastings Business Law Journal 207-240.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Jyh-An Lee, ‘Licensing Open Government Data’ (Paper presented at The Intellectual Property Scholars Conference 2016, Stanford, United States of America, 12 August 2016).
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘Have You Trademarked Your Chinese Name?’ (Paper presented at Second Works-in-Progress Conference “IPScholars Asia”, Singapore Management University, 23-24 February 2017).
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘Toward A Brave New World of Internet Regulation: China’s 2016 Cybersecurity Law’ (Paper presented at The 7th Annual Internet Law Works-in-Progress Conference, Santa Clara University School of Law, United States of America, 4 March 2017).
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘Hacking into China’s Cybersecurity Law’ (Paper presented at The 15th Chinese Internet Research Conference: Divergence and Convergence in China’s Internets, Texas A&M University School of Law, 5-6 June 2017).

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘Intellectual Property and the Financial Industry’ in Distinguished Speakers Series organized by Taiwan Futures Exchange, Taiwan (2016-12).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Michael Lower, ‘Marriage and Acquisition of a Beneficial Interest in the Family Home in Hong Kong: Mo Ying V Brillex Development Ltd’ (2016) 80(6) Conveyancer and Property Lawyer 453-465.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Luke Marsh and Mike McConville, ‘Factory Farming and State-Induced Pleas’, The Integrity of Criminal Process (Hart, 2016) 99-116.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Workshop on Thematic Human Rights Topics from Around the Asia Region’ in 5th Asia Pro Bono Conference – The Impact of Pro Bono on Transformational Change organized by Babsea , Indonesia (2016-08 to 2016-09).

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Benoit Mayer, The Concept of Climate Migration: Advocacy and its Prospects (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2016) 392 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Benoit Mayer, ‘La sécurisation du changement climatique comme stratégie politique’ in Nicolas Clinchamps, Christel Cournil, Catherine Colard-Fabregoule and Geetha Ganapathy-Doré (eds), Sécurité et environnement (Bruylant, 2016) 239-258.
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Critical Perspectives on the Identification of ‘Environmental Refugees’ as a Category of Human Rights Concern’ in Dimitra Manou, Andrew Baldwin, Dug Cubie, Anja Mihr and Teresa Thorp (eds), Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights: Law and Policy Perspectives (Routledge, 2017), 28-41.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Benoit Mayer, ‘Human Rights in the Paris Agreement’ (2016) 6 Climate Law 109-117.
• Benoit Mayer, ‘The Relevance of the No-Harm Principle to Climate Change Law and Politics’ (2016) 19 Asia-Pacific Journal of Environmental Law 79-104.
• Benoît Mayer and Mikko Rajavuori, ‘National Fossil Fuel Companies and Climate Change Mitigation under International Law’ (2016) 44(1) Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce 55-120.
• Benoit Mayer and Mikko Rajavuori, ‘State Ownership and Climate Change Mitigation: Overcoming the Carbon Curse?’ (2017) 11(3) Carbon and Climate Law Review 223-233.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Benoit Mayer, ‘Protecting Whom, Why, and How? A Sympathetic but Skeptical Glance’ (Paper Presented at The Century of Environmental Refugees? Analysis, Proposals, Policies, Milan, Italy, 24 September 2016).
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Marine Pollution and Dispute Settlement in The Context of The Belt and Road Initiative: From Land Reclamation To Sea-Level Rise’ (Paper presented at The International Conference on “China and the Development of International Dispute Resolution in the Context of the OBOR Construction”, Xi’an, China, 1 November 2016).
• Benoit Mayer, ‘The Work of the UN International Law Commission on the Protection of the Atmosphere’ (Paper presented at Human Rights and Climate Justice in the Light of the Paris Agreement, Marakesh, Morocco, 7-18 November 2016).
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Workshop on Human Rights and Climate Justice in the Light of the Paris Agreement’ (Paper presented at Climate Law and Governance Day, Settat, Morocco, 11 November 2016).
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Changements Climatiques, Migrations Et Consequences Normatives (Climate Change, Migration and Normative Consequences)’ (Paper presented at Colloque Guerre Paix Climat (Symposium on War, Peace and Climate), Marrakesh, Morocco, 12 November 2016).
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Variations Sur Le Theme De La Responsabilité Climatique / Thoughts on the Theme of Climate Responsibilities’ (Paper presented at Climate Law and Governance Specialized Course, Marrakesh, Morocco, 13 November 2016).
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Who is Liable for Climate Impacts? Legal Principles and Cases’ (Paper presented at International Workshop on Compensating for Climate Change Damage, Hong Kong, 17-18 February 2017).
• Benoit Mayer, ‘The International Law on Climate Change: The Sources and their Interactions’ (Paper presented at World Conference on the Environment, Delhi, India, 25-26 March 2017).
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene: Can International Law Play a Role?’ (Paper presented at Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene Symposium, Colorado State University, United States of America, 24-25 April 2017).
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Climate Change Efforts, from States to Businesses’ (Paper presented at Symposium on Law & Business of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Taipei, Taipei, 12 May 2017).
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Pollution of the Marine Environment in the South China Sea Arbitration: Just a Footnote?’ (Paper presented at 2017 ILA-ASIL Asia-Pacific Research Forum, The Geopolitics of International Law: Contemporary Challenges for the Asia-Pacific, Taipei, 19-20 May 2017).

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Benoit Mayer, ‘Less-than-full Reparation in International Law’ (2016) 56 Indian Journal of International Law 463-502.
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Book Review: International Environmental Law and the Global South’ (2016) 6 Brill Online Books and Journals 373-375.
• Benoit Mayer, ‘Book Review: Rosemary Lyster, Climate Justice and Disaster Law (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge)’ (2017) 19(1) Asia Pacific Journal of Environmental Law 158-161.
• Jasmine Neve, Rachael Diniega, Sumiya Bilegsaikhan and Benoit Mayer, ‘The Changing Climates, Cultures and Choices of Mongolian Nomadic Pastoralists’ (2017) 3(1) Migration, Environment and Climate Change: Policy Brief Series.
• Benoit Mayer, ‘What Has HK Done to Tackle Climate Change’, South China Morning Post (Hong Kong) 12 June 2017, A11.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘Less-than-full Reparation in International Law’ in guest lecture organized by Jindal University, India (2017-03).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Protecting Whom, Why, and How? A Sympathetic but Skeptical Glance’ in The Century of Environmental Refugees? Analysis, Proposals, Policies organized by EU Parliament, Italy (2016-09).
• ‘Construing the Climate Regime as a Compliance Regime’ in International Conference on Compliance in Environmental Law organized by Research Institute in Environmental Law of Wuhan University, China (2016-09).
• ‘Marine Pollution and Dispute Settlement in the Context of the Belt and Road Initiative: From Land Reclamation to Sea-level Rise’ in International Symposium on China and Development of International dispute Resolution System in the Context of the Belt and Road Construction organized by Xian Jiaotong university, China (2016-10).
• ‘Who is Liable for Climate Impacts? Legal Principles and Cases’ in International Workshop on Compensating for Climate Change Damage organized by Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Hong Kong (2016-11).
• ‘Variations on the Theme of Climate Responsibility’ in Climate Law and Governance Specialized Course organized by Center for International Sustainable Development Law, Morocco (2016-11).
• ‘Changement climatiques, migrations et conséquences normatives (Climate Change, Migration and Normative Consequences)’ in Colloque Guerre et Paix (Colloquium on War and Peace) organized by Corine Lepage (French Politician), Morocco (2016-11).
• ‘Framing Migration in the Loss and Damage Debate’ in Climate Law and Governance Day organized by Center for International Sustainable Development Law, Morocco (2016-11).
• ‘The Work of the UN International Law Commission on the Protection of the Atmosphere’ in Workshop on Human Rights and Climate Justice in the Light of the Paris Agreement organized by International Center for Comparative Environmental Law, Morocco (2016-11).
• ‘The International Law on Climate Change: The Sources and their Interactions’ in World Conference on the Environment organized by National Green Tribunal, India (2017-03).
• ‘Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene: Can International Law Play a Role?’ in Symposium on Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene organized by Colorado State University, United States of America (2017-04).
• ‘Pollution of the Marine Environment in the South China Sea Arbitration: Just a Footnote?’ in The Geopolitics of International Law organized by ILA-ASIL Asia-Pacific Research Forum, Taiwan (2017-05).

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Bryan Mercurio and Daria Kim (eds), Contemporary Issues in Pharmaceutical Patent Law: Setting the Framework and Exploring Policy Options (Routledge, 2017) 249 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Trade In Pharmaceuticals: Patents and Access To Medicines Since TRIPS – Some Certainty And Several Lingering Questions’ in Julien Chaisse and Tsi-Yu Lin (eds), International Economic Law and Governance: Essays in Honour of Mitsuo Matsushita (Oxford University Press, 2016) 427 – 444.
• Bryan Mercurio and Daria Kim, ‘Introduction: A Holistic Approach to Pharmaceutical Patent Law and Policy’ in Bryan Mercurio and Daria Kim (eds), Contemporary Issues in Pharmaceutical Patent Law: Setting the Framework and Exploring Policy Options (Routledge, 2017) 1-6.
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Patent Linkage Regulations: The Importance of Context and of Balancing Competing Interests‘ in Bryan Mercurio and Daria Kim (eds), Contemporary Issues in Pharmaceutical Patent Law: Setting the Framework and Exploring Policy Options (Routledge, 2017) 97 – 122.
• Bryan Mercurio and Antoine Martin, ‘Water is Not Medicine: The Tension between Access to Water and Intellectual Property Rights in the Area of Water Technologies’ in Julien Chaisse (ed), The Regulation of the Global Water Services Market (Cambridge University Press,  2017) 112-136.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

•  Bryan Mercurio, ‘The Flow-On Effect: How the TPP will Re-Shape Trade Relations in East Asia’ (2016) European Yearbook of International Economic Law 515 – 525.
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Intellectual Property and Free Trade Agreements: A Call to Return to Basics’ (2016) Pandora’s Box 43 – 53.
• Antoine Martin and Bryan Mercurio, ‘Doha Dead and Buried in Nairobi: Lessons for the WTO’ (2017) 16 Journal of International Trade Law and Policy 49 – 66.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Trouble Ahead, Trouble Behind: The IMF’s Endorsement of Capital Controls and the Coming Clash with Trade and Investment Law’ (Paper presented at 5th Biennial Conference of the Society of International Economic Law, University of Witswaterand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 7-9 July 2016).
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘There is a Road, No Simple Highway: The IMF’s Endorsement of Capital and the Coming Clash with Trade and Investment Law’ (Paper presented at Biennial Conference of the American Society of International Law International Economic Law Interest Group, Georgetown Law Centre, Washington, DC, United States of America, 30 September – 1 October 2016).
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘The China-Japan-Korea FTA: Setting the Trading Rules for the 21st  Century?’ (Paper presented at Exploring Sino-Japanese relations in the 21st Century: Challenges and opportunities, International Christian University, Tokyo, Japan, 26-27 October 2016).
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Regime Fragmentation in International Economic Law – The Intersection of Trade, Investment Finance, and Others’ (Paper presented at Keynote address delivered to National Chiao Tung University, School of Law, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan, 7 November 2016).
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Harmonization without Localization: Trendspotting Pharmaceutical Patent Law in FTAs’ (Paper presented at Governing Science and Technology in the Mega-RTA Era: Regulatory Divergence and Convergence, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, 16-17 November 2016).
• Bryan Mercurio and Dini Sejko, ‘One Belt One Road – Benefits and Legal Pitfalls of a Unilateral Strategy’ (Paper presented at China’s Belt and Road Initiative: Recent Policy Development and Responses from Other Countries, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, 2 December 2016).
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Harmonisation or IP Imperialism: The Need for Local Context’ presented at ‘International Economic Law Works-in-Progress Workshop’ (Paper presented at International Economic Law Works-in-Progress Workshop, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, 5 December 2016).
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Public Health Related Provisions in Bilateral and Regional Agreements in Asia’ (Paper presented at WIPO-WTO Colloquium for Intellectual Property (IP) Teachers and Researchers in Asia, Singapore Management University, Singapore, 20-22 February 2017).
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘The IP Dimension of Bilateral and Regional Agreements in Asia: Implications for Trade and Development Policy’ (Paper presented at WIPO-WTO Colloquium for Intellectual Property (IP) Teachers and Researchers in Asia, Singapore Management University, Singapore, 20-22 February 2017).
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Best Practices and Suggestions for the Publication of Journal Articles, Books, and Collective Volumes’ (Paper presented at 2nd Works-In-Progress Conference  IPScholars Asia, Singapore Management University, 23-24 February 2017).
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Buyer Beware: Globalization without Localization’ (Paper presented at 2nd Works-in-Progress Conference “IPScholars Asia”, Singapore Management University, 23-24 February 2017).
•  Bryan Mercurio, ‘The Case against Excluding Tobacco from International Investment Agreements and the Search for Better Policy Options’ (Paper presented at Keynote presented at Melbourne Law School, hosted by Global Economic Law Network, Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia and Centre for Corporate Law and Securities Regulation, Melbourne, Australia, 24 April 2017).
•  Bryan Mercurio, ‘Why Carving-out Specific Sectors from Investor-State Dispute Settlement is Unnecessary and Unwise’ (Paper presented at The 5th Asian International Economic Law Network Conference (AIELN 2017 Xiamen Conference) “Asian Perspectives on International Economic Law”, Xiamen, China, 16-17 June 2017).
•  Bryan Mercurio, ‘Quit Tobacco? Sectoral Carve-Outs from Investment Agreements’ (Paper presented at Distinguished Visitor Lecture to the Center for International and Comparative Law, Saint Louis University, School of Law, United States of America, 28 June 2017).

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Negotiations on the United States-India Bilateral Investment Treaty: An Exercise in Futility’. Trade Pacts, Geneva, Switzerland, 7 September 2016.
• Simon Lester and Bryan Mercurio, ‘Excluding Tobacco from Trade Agreements:The Wrong Way to Promote Policy Space’, HuffPost: The World Post (United States of America) 2 November 2016.
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘China’s Trade Strategy – A Work in Progress’, China Policy Institute: Analysis, United Kingdom, 11 November 2016.
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Australia Needs Precision Tools in Drafting Trade Agreements, Not A Sledgehammer’, The Conversation, Australia, 27 January 2017.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘Regime Fragmentation in International Economic Law – The Intersection of Trade, Investment Finance, and Others’ in Distinguished Lecture organized by National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan (2016-11).
• ‘One Belt One Road – Benefits and Legal Pitfalls of a Unilateral Strategy’ in China’ s Belt and Road Initiative: Recent Policy Development and Responses from Other Countries organized by Lingnan University, Hong Kong (2016-12).
• ‘The Case against Excluding Tobacco from International Investment Agreements and the Search for Better Policy Options’ organized by Melbourne Law School, hosted by Global Economic Law Network, Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia and Centre for Corporate Law and Securities Regulation, Australia (2017-04).
• ‘Quit Tobacco? Sectoral Carve-outs from Investment Agreements’ organized by Saint Louis University, School of Law, and the Center for International and Comparative Law, United States of America (2017-06).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Trouble Ahead, Trouble Behind: The IMF’s Endorsement of Capital Controls and the Coming Clash with Trade and Investment Law’ in 5th Biennial Conference of the Society of International Economic Law organized by Society of International Economic Law, Republic of South Africa (2016-07).
• ‘There is a Road, No Simple Highway: The IMF’s Endorsement of Capital and the Coming Clash with Trade and Investment Law’ in Biennial Conference of the American Society of International Law International Economic Law Interest Group organized by American Society of International Law, United States of America (2016-09).
• ‘The China-Japan-Korea FTA: Setting the Trading Rules for the 21st Century?’ in Exploring Sino-Japanese Relations in the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities organized by International Christian University, Japan (2016-10).
• ‘Harmonization without Localization: Trendspotting Pharmaceutical Patent Law in FTAs’ in Governing Science and Technology in the Mega-RTA Era: Regulatory Divergence and Convergence organized by National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan (2016-11).
• ‘Harmonisation or IP Imperialism: The Need for Local Context’ in CUHK-NCTU Works-in-Progress Workshop organized by The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong (2016-12).
• ‘Embedding IP in the Trade Regime’ in Methodologies in IP Research organized by Singapore Management University, Singapore (2017-02).
• ‘Buyer Beware: Globalization without Localization’ in 2nd IPScholars Asia Works-In-Progress Conference organized by Singapore Management University, Singapore (2017-02).
• ‘Public Health Related Provisions in Bilateral and Regional Agreements in Asia’ in WIPO-WTO Colloquium for Intellectual Property Teachers and Researchers in Asia organized by World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the World Trade Organization (WTO), Singapore (2017-02).
• ‘The IP Dimension of Bilateral and Regional Agreements in Asia: Implications for Trade and Development Policy’ in WIPO-WTO Colloquium for Intellectual Property Teachers and Researchers in Asia organized by World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the World Trade Organization (WTO), Singapore (2017-02).
• ‘The Case against Excluding Tobacco from International Investment Agreements and the Search for Better Policy Options’ in Asian Perspectives on International Investment Law: 5th Asian International Economic Law Network Conference organized by Asian International Economic Law Network, China (2017-06).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Miao Michelle, ‘Audacity and Dilemma – China’s One Belt, One Road Initiative and Xi Jinping’s Anti-corruption Campaign’ in Lutz-Christian Wolff and Chao Xi (eds), Legal Dimensions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (Wolters & Kluwer, 2016) 543-568.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Pratt John and Miao Michelle, ‘Penal Populism: The End of Reason  (Populismo penal: El fin de la razón)’ (2017) 9(13) Nova Criminis 33-105.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Miao Michelle, ‘Populism And Sovereignty in the Context of the Abolition Movement’ (Paper presented at Conference on Comparative Capital Punishment Law, UT Austin Law, United States of America, 6-9 April 2017).
• Miao Michelle, ‘Drawing the Line between Life and Death’ (Paper presented at Conference on Empirical Legal Studies in Asia (CELSA), Academia Sinica, Taipei,  13 – 15 June 2017).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Drawing the Line between Life and Death’ in Conference on Empirical Legal Studies in Asia organized by Academia Sinica, Taiwan, Taiwan (2017-06).
• ‘Punishing Poverty and Addiction’ in Law & Society Annual Meeting 2017 organized by Law & Society Association, Mexico, North America (2017-06).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Richard Weisman and Noam Noked, ‘Exchange of Tax Information and the Impact of FATCA for Hong Kong’ in William Byrnes & Robert Munro (eds), LexisNexis Guide to FATCA and CRS Compliance (LexisNexis, 2017).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Can Taxes Mitigate Corporate Governance Inefficiencies?’ in Annual Conference  organized by Asian Law and Economics Association, Vietnam (2017-06).
• ‘Can Taxes Mitigate Corporate Governance Inefficiencies?’ in Annual Academic Symposium organized by Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation, United Kingdom (2017-06).
• ‘Exchange of Information’ in 8th Offshore Investment Conference organized by Offshore Investment, Hong Kong (2017-06).

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Samuli Seppanen, Ideological Conflict and the Rule of Law in Contemporary China: Useful Paradoxes (Cambridge University Press, 2016) 214 pgs.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Samuli Seppanen, ‘From Substance to Absence: Argumentative Strategies in the Implementation of the Human Right-based Approaches to Development’ (2017) 49(2) New York University Journal of International Law and Politics 389-441.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Samuli Seppanen, ‘Uses Of “Historically Significant” Legal Scholarship in Contemporary China’ (Paper presented at  2017兩岸四地法律發展會議, Macau, China, 21 January 2017).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘One Belt, One Road, and Three Conceptions of Sovereignty’ in International Governance and Rule of Law in China under the One Belt One Road Initiative organized by Hong Kong University, Hong Kong (2016-07).
• ‘Ideological Conflict and the Rule of Law in China’ in China’s Identity in International Law organized by Hong Kong University, Hong Kong (2016-09).
• ‘Useful Paradoxes: The Conservative Socialist Ideological Position’ in What is Socialist about Socialist Law?  Exploring Epistemic and Institutional Change in Socialist Asia organized by Hong Kong University, Hong Kong (2016-10).
• ‘Discard the Rule of Law! Ideology and Performativity’ in Chinese Legal Academia in Judicial Examination, Legal Education and the Law-Politics Nexus in China organized by University of Cologne, Germany (2016-12).
• ‘Uses of “historically significant” Legal Scholarship in Contemporary China’ in 2017兩岸四地法律發展會議 organized by University of Macau, Macau (2017-01).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• King Fung Tsang, ‘An Empirical Research on Piercing the Corporate Veil and Enforcement of Foreign Judgment’ (2017) 52(1) Texas International Law Journal 104-141.
• King Fung Tsang, ‘Chinese Bilateral Judgment Enforcement Treaties’ (2017) 40(1) Loyola of Los Angeles International and Comparative Law Review 1-49.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• King Fung Tsang, ‘Enforcement of Commercial Judgments in China’ (Paper presented at Symposium on Law & Business of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, National Chengchi University, Taiwan, 12 May 2017).

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘Debt Financing in Hong Kong’ in Raising Capital in Global Markets organized by Macquarie Graduate School of Management, Hong Kong (2016-09).
• ‘A Breakthrough or a Fluke? Enforcement of Foreign Commercial Judgment in China’ in Enforcement of Foreign Commercial Judgment organized by Shangdong University Law School, China (2017-06).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘China’s Enforcement of Foreign Judgments’ in Faculty Research Seminar organized by Faculty of Law, Hong Kong (2017-05).
• ‘Enforcement of Commercial Judgments in China’ in Law & Business of Entrepreneurship and Innovation organized by National Chengchi University & CFRED, Taiwan (2017-05).

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Lutz-Christian Wolff, Chao Xi and Jenny Chan (eds), Legal Dimensions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (Wolters Kluwer, 2016) 639 pgs.
• Peter Groeschler, Dietmar Schanbacher, Jan-Dirk Harke and Lutz-Christian Wolff (eds), Itineraria iuris – Von Rom nach China: Festschrift fuer Ulrich Manthe zum 70. Geburtstag (Duncker & Humblodt, 2017) 316 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘China’s “Belt and Road” Initiative – An Introduction’ in Lutz-Christian Wolff and Xi Chao (eds), Legal Dimensions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (Wolters Kluwer, 2016) 1-32.
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘The Flexibility of Chinese Law – Trick or Treat for the “Belt and Road” Initiative’ in Lutz-Christian Wolff and Xi Chao (eds), Legal Dimensions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (Wolters Kluwer, 2016) 593-639.
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘Hongkonger Rechtsgeschichte – Warum Und Wofuer Denn?’ in Peter Groeschler, Dietmar Schanbacher, Jan-Dirk Harke and Lutz-Christian Wolff (eds), Itineraria iuris – Von Rom nach China: Festschrift fuer Ulrich Manthe zum 70. Geburtstag (2017) 277-298.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘From a ‘Small Phrase with Big Ambitions’ to a Powerful Driver of Contract Law Unification? China’s Belt and Road Initiative and the CISG’ (2017) 34(1) Journal of Contract Law 50-69.
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘What is a Conflict of Laws? The Case of Chinese Customary Law in Hong Kong’ (2016) 46(3) Hong Kong Law Journal 849-877.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘China’s ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ and the CISG: Accelerating Contract Law Harmonization through a Diplomatic Programme?’ in UNCITRAL Emergence Conference organized by United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, Macau (2016-12).
• ‘Hong Kong’s Legal History – for What and for Whom?’ in 35th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Legal History Society organized by Australian and New Zealand Legal History Society, Australia (2016-12).
• ‘Merger Control and National Security Review – the Case of China’ in Conference on Competition Law and Telecommunications organized by CUHK Faculty of Law, Hong Kong (2017-03).

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Tim Ambler, Morgen Witzel and Chao Xi, Doing Business in China (Routledge, 4th Edition, 2016) 258 pgs.
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, Chao Xi and Jenny Chan (eds), Legal Dimensions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (Wolters Kluwer, 2016) 639 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Chao Xi, ‘Financial Infrastructure of B&R: The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank – Governance Issues’ in Lutz-Christian Wolff, Chao Xi and Jenny Chan (eds), Legal Dimensions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (Wolters Kluwer, 2016) 1-32.
• Chao Xi, ‘Legal and Regulatory Risks of “Belt and Road” Countries: An Index-based Approach’ in Lutz-Christian Wolff, Chao Xi and Jenny Chan (eds), Legal Dimensions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (Wolters Kluwer, 2016) 33-54.
• Ziqiang Wan, Chao Xi, Shanmin Li and others, ‘Research on the Regulation of Foreign Mergers and Acquisitions’ in Shanmin Li (ed), Foreign Mergers and Acquisitions and China’s Industrial Security (Economic Science Press, 2017) 265-340.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Chao Xi and Le Xia, ‘Shadow Banking in China: Then and Now’ (2017) 28 Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice 146-157.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Chao Xi, ‘The Political Economy of Takeover Regulation: A Tale of State Capitalism?’ (Featured Speech at the ‘Comparative Takeover Regulation: International and Asian Perspectives’, jointly organized by the NUS Law Faculty and the SMU Law Faculty, Singapore, July 2016) 13 pages.
• Chao Xi, ‘Public Enforcement of Securities Laws in China: An Empirical Assessment’ (Paper presented at The 11th Annual General Conference of the European China Law Studies Association , Roma TRE University, Rome, Italy, 22-23 September 2016).
• Chao Xi, ‘Public Enforcement of Securities Laws in China: An Empirical Assessment of Enforcement Actions 1998-2016’ (Paper presented at 4th Corporate and Securities Litigation Workshop, Chicago, United States of America, 30 September 2016 – 1 October 2016).
• Chao Xi, ‘Too Risky to Invest? What Do Indexes Say about the Myths of Investing in Belt and Road Countries’ (Paper presented at Symposium on Legal Aspects of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, Hong Kong, 5 November 2016).
• Chao Xi, ‘Keynote Address on ‘What Motivates the Securities Regulators? An Empirical Assessment of Enforcement Actions in China 1998-2016’(Paper presented at 2016 Annual Meeting of the Accounting Society of China, Committee on Financial Costs, Guangzhou, China, 18 November 2016).
• Chao Xi, ‘The Rule of Law and Bias? Evidence from Securities Enforcement Actions in China 1998-2016’ (Paper presented at Conference on the Values of the Rule of Law in the Era of Globalization, Beijing, China, 9 January 2017).
• Chao Xi, ‘Public Enforcement of Securities Laws in China: An Empirical Assessment of Enforcement Actions 1998-2016’ (Paper presented at Symposium on Law & Business of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Taipei, Taiwan, 12 May 2017).
• Chao Xi, ‘Determinants of Securities Regulation in China: An Empirical Study on Enforcement Actions 1998-2016’ (Paper presented at East China University Political Science and Law Guojin Distinguished Speaker Series, Shanghai, China, 15 May 2017).
• Chao Xi, ‘What Motivates the Securities Regulators? An Empirical Assessment of Securities Enforcement Actions in China 1998-2016’ (Paper presented at 2017 National Business Law Scholars Conference of the United States, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, United States of America, 8-9 June 2017).
• Chao Xi, ‘Public Enforcement of Securities Laws in China and the United States: A Comparative and Empirical Perspective’ (Paper presented at Invited Lecture at the People’s Public Security University of China, Beijing, China, 15 June 2017).
• Chao Xi, ‘What Motivates the Securities Regulators? An Empirical Assessment of Securities Enforcement Actions in China 1998-2016’ (Paper presented at 21st Annual Conference of the Society for Institutional & Organizational Economics, Columbia University, New York, United States of America, 23-25 June 2017).

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘What Motivates the Securities Regulators? An Empirical Assessment of Enforcement Actions in China 1998-2016’ in 2016 Annual Meeting of the Accounting Society of China, Committee on Financial Costs organized by Accounting Society of China, Committee on Financial Costs (2016-11).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Yan Xu, ‘Will China’s Outward Initiatives Impact on China’s Tax Law System?’ in Lutz-Christian Wolff, Chao Xi and Jenny Chan (eds), Legal Dimensions of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (Wolters Kluwer (Law & Business), 2016) 275-303.
• Yan Xu, ‘Energy Taxation in China and Competition Law Constraints’ in Marta Villar Ezcurra (ed), State Aids, Taxation and the Energy Sector (Thomson Reuters Aranzadi, 2017) 357-374.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Bill Butcher and Yan Xu, ‘Chinese Tax Policy and the Promotion of Agricultural Cooperatives and Environmental Protection’ (2016) 31(4) Australian Tax Forum 649-669.
• Yan Xu, ‘城市化与居住权:不动产税制的作用 (Urbanisation and the Right to Housing: the Role of Property Tax)’ (2016) 17 Peking University Journal on Economic Law 84-99.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Yan Xu, ‘The Origin of Salt Monopoly in Ancient China’ (Paper presented at 8th Cambridge Tax Law History Conference  2016, Cambridge, Great Britain, 11-12 July 2016).
• Yan Xu, ‘Law and the Market: The Case of Emissions Trading in China’ (Paper presented at The 17th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation, Groningen, Netherlands, 22-23 September 2016).
• Yan Xu, ‘Seeking Certainty and Equity: The Tax Law Practice in Hong Kong’ (Paper presented at East China University of Political Science Faculty of Law Seminar, Shanghai, China, 13 October 2016).
• Yan Xu, ‘Building the New Silk Road: The Tax Law Dimension’ (Paper presented at Symposium on Legal Aspects of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, Hong Kong, 5 November 2016).
• Yan Xu, ‘Comment on the Role of Taxation in Investment’ (Paper presented at Asia FDI Forum II on China’s Three Prong Investment Strategy: Bilateral, Regional and Global Tracks, Hong Kong, 29-30 November 2016).
• Yan Xu, ‘Property Taxation: A Comparative Perspective’ (Paper presented at Conference on Property Taxation and Tax Policy, Taipei, 4-5 March 2017).
• Yan Xu, ‘A Delicate Balance: The Role of Law in China’s Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations’ (Paper presented at International Conference on Decentralization and Development,  Hong Kong,  13-15 March 2017).
• Yan Xu, ‘Impact of CRS and Automatic Exchange of Information on Investors in Hong Kong and Mainland China’ (Paper presented at China University of Political Science and Law School of Comparative Law Public Seminar, Beijing, China, 3 May 2017).
• Yan Xu, ‘Comment on Sustainable Investment in China’ (Paper presented at Asia FDI Forum III on China-European Union Investment Relationships: Towards a New Leadership in Global Investment Governance, Hong Kong, 11-12 May 2017).
• Yan Xu, ‘Tax Incentives in China: Useful Development Tool or Unnecessary Windfall?’ (Paper presented at American Law and Society 2017 International Meeting, Mexico City, Mexico, 19-23 June 2017).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘The Origin of Salt Monopoly in Ancient China’ in Cambridge History of Tax Law Conference 2016 organized by University of Cambridge Faculty of Law, United Kingdom (2016-07).
• ‘Law and the Market: the Case of Emissions Trading in China’ in The 17th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation organized by International Committee on Global Conference on Environmental Taxation and the University of Groningen, Holland (2016-09).
• ‘Building the New Silk Road: The Tax Law Dimension’ in Symposium on Legal Aspects of China’s Belt and Road Initiative organized by CUHK Global China Research Programme and Faculty of Law, Hong Kong (2016-11).
• ‘Comment on the Role of Taxation in Investment’ in Asia FDI Forum II on China’s Three Prong Investment Strategy organized by Columbia Centre on Sustainable Investment, World Economic Forum and CUHK Faculty of Law, Hong Kong (2016-11).
• ‘Property Taxation: A Comparative Perspective’ in Conference on Property Taxation and Tax Policy organized by Taiwan Law Foundation, Taiwan (2017-03).
• ‘A Delicate Balance: The Role of Law in China’s Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations’ in International Conference on Decentralization and Development organized by NYU School of Law Classical Liberal Institute and HKU Faculty of Law Centre for Chinese Law, Hong Kong (2017-03).
• ‘Comment on Sustainable Investment in China’ in Asia FDI Forum III on China- European Union Investment Relationships organized by Columbia Centre on Sustainable Investment, Tsinghua Law School and CUHK Faculty of Law, Hong Kong (2017-05).
• ‘Tax Incentives in China: Useful Development Tool or Unnecessary Windfall?’ in American Law and Society 2017 International Meeting  organized by American Law and Society Association, Mexico (2017-06).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Yuhong Zhao, ‘Mediation of Environmental Disputes’ in Fu Hualing and Michael Palmer (eds), Mediation in Contemporary China: Continuity and Change (Wildy, Simmonds & Hill Publishing, 2017) 342-363.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Yuhong Zhao, ‘Environmental Enforcement in China: Inspection and Sanction under the Revised Environmental Protection Law 2014’ (2016) 24 (1) Environmental Liability 26-35.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Yuhong Zhao, ‘Seeking Common Grounds from Differences – China, US and the Climate Regime Post 2020’ (Paper presented at The US, China and International Law, UPenn Perry World House, Philadelphia, USA, 6-7 October 2016).
• Yuhong Zhao, ‘China and the International Climate Regime – From Rio to Paris and Beyond’ (Paper presented at The US, China and International Law, Penn Wharton China Center, Beijing, China, 5-6 May 2017).

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘Seeking Common Grounds from Differences – China, US and the Climate Regime Post 2020’ in Conference on the US, China and International Law organized by Perry World House and School of Law, University of Pennsylvania, United States of America (2016-10).
• ‘China and the International Climate Regime – From Rio to Paris and Beyond’ in Conference on the US, China and International Law organized by Penn Wharton China Center and School of Law, University of Pennsylvania, China (2017-05).