JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Wing Hong Chui and Kevin Cheng, ‘Perceptions of Fairness and Satisfaction in Lawyer–Client Interactions Among Young Offenders in Hong Kong’ (2015) Journal of Mixed Methods Research Sage.
• Kevin Cheng, ‘Prosecutorial Procedural Justice and Public Legitimacy in Hong Kong’ (2015) British Journal of Criminology.
• Kevin Cheng, ‘Moral Discourse in Hong Kong’s Chinese Criminal Proceedings’ (2015) 3 (2) The Chinese Journal of Comparative Law 375-389.
• Kevin Cheng, ‘Public Approval of Plea Bargaining in Hong Kong: The Effects of Offender Characteristics’ (2015) 26 (1) International Criminal Justice Review 31-48.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Kevin Cheng, ‘The Causes of ‘Cracked Trials’ in Hong Kong: Some Preliminary Findings’ (Paper presented at the The 4th East Asian Law & Society Conference, Waseda University, August 2015).
• Kevin Cheng, ‘An Empirical Investigation of ‘Cracked Trials’ in Hong Kong’s Magistrates’ Courts’ (Paper presented at the HKU-NUS-SMU Conference, University of Hong Kong, 22 February 2016).

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Surabhi Chopra, ‘Systemic and Entrenched: Human Rights Abuse in Need of Regional Intervention in Asia’ in Jong-Ik Chon (ed) Global Constitutionalism and Multi-layered Protection of Human Rights – Towards the Establishment of Regional Human Rights Mechanism in Asia (Seoul, Seoul National University Asia-Pacific Law Inst.: Constitutional Court of Korea, 1st ed, 2016).
• 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 (London: Routledge, 1st ed, 2016).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Surabhi Chopra, ‘Legislating Safety Nets: Comparing Recent Social Protection Laws in Asia’ (2015) 22 (2) Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies (IJGLS symposium on Law and the Globalization of Austerity 573-629.
• Surabhi Chopra, ‘National Security Laws in India: the Unraveling of Constitutional Constraints’ (2016) 16 (1) Oregon Review of International Law.
• Surabhi Chopra, ‘Massacres, Majorities and Money: Reparation after Sectarian Violence in India’ (2016) 3 (1) Asian Journal of Law and Society.
• Surabhi Chopra, ‘Archives of Violence: Seeking and Preserving Records on Mass Sectarian Attacks in India’ (2016) 28 (1) National Law School of India Review.
• Surabhi Chopra, ‘Dealing with Dangerous Women: Sexual Assault under Cover of National Security Laws in India’ (2016) 34 (2) Boston University International Law Journal 319-354.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• Reckoning with Records: Can the Right to Information Foster Accountability for Mass Violence in India? in International Studies Association Asia-Pacific Region Conference, “The Pacific Century? The Asia-Pacific in an Era of Global Transformation organized by International Studies Association , Hong Kong (2016-06)
• Reckoning with State crimes in South Asia in 2016 AAS-in-Asia Conference organized by Association for Asian Studies , Japan (2016-06)
• Pardoning the Executioner: Litigating Extrajudicial Killing and Other Grave Violations of Human Rights in India in Law & Society Association Annual Meeting organized by Law & Society Association, United States of America (2016-06)
• Judging the Soldiers: The Judicial Response to Constitutional Rights Violations by the Armed Forces in India in 6th Asian Constitutional Law Forum, Constitutionalism in the Courts: Judicial Review and the Separation of Powers in Asia organized by Centre for Asian Legal Studies, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore , Singapore (2015-12)
• The Post-Colonial State’s Duty to Prevent Sectarian Violence: Examining the Indian Judiciary’s Response in International Society of Public Law: Public Law in an Uncertain World, New York, U.S.A organized by International Society of Public Law (2015-07)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• David C. Donald, “‘Market Quality’ and Moral Hazard in Financial Market Design” in Ross P. Buckley, Emilios Avgouleas, Douglas W. Arner (eds), Reconceptualising Global Finance and Its Regulation (Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2016) 217-235.
• David C. Donald, George Mok and Adrian Fong, ‘A People’s Market of Hong Kong: Facilitating Crowdfunding of SMEs’ in Jiaxiang Hu, Matthias Vanhullebusch, Andrew (eds), Harding Finance, Rule of Law and Development in Asia (Leiden, Netherlands: Brill Nijhoff, 2016) 220-260.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• David C. Donald, ‘Bridging Finance without Fragmentation: A Comparative Look at Market Connectivity in the US, Europe and Asia’ (2015) 1 (16) European Business Organization Law Review 173-201.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• “Liquidity Effects from Asian Market Linkages: Structural Improvement or Liberalization?” in “Liquidity Effects from Asian Market Linkages: Structural Improvement or Liberalization?” organized by The Institute for Law and Finance, Goethe University, Frankfurt aM, Germany, Germany (2016-06)
• “Conceiving Corporate Governance for an Asian Environment” in “Conceiving Corporate Governance for an Asian Environment” organized by China University of Political Science and Law, China (2016-05)
• “The Common Law as Feedback Loop in Society” in International Academic Conference on Social Sciences organized by Higher Education Forum, Hong Kong (2015-12)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• “Liquidity Effects from Asian Market Linkages: Structural Improvement or Liberalization?” in Annual Conference of the Journal of Financial Regulation, “Integration and Interconnectedness in Global Finance” organized by Journal of Financial Regulation, Hong Kong (2016-06)
• “Conceiving Corporate Governance for an Asian Environment” in 13th Asian Law Institute Conference, “Asian Perspectives on Legal Globalization” organized by Asian Law Institute, China (2016-05)
• “Conceiving Corporate Governance for an Asian Environment” in Higher Education Forum Global Symposium on Social Sciences organized by Higher Education Forum, China (2016-05)
• “Making and Unmaking Property Rights: A Window into the Genesis of Law” in Symposium on Property Rights organized by World Interdisciplinary Network for Institutional Research , United Kingdom (2016-04)
• “Hong Kong’s Roles in Supporting the Economic Development of China” in Law and Development in China and Vietnam organized by National University of Singapore Centre for Asian Studies, Singapore (2016-04)
• “Bridging Finance Without Fragmentation: A Comparative Look at Market Connectivity in the US, Europe and Asia” in One Belt One Road: Opportunities of Development for Shanghai and Hong Kong Shanghai-Hong Kong Development Institute 2015 Annual Conference organized by Shanghai-Hong Kong Development Institute, Hong Kong (2015-12)
• The Dis-integrating Securities Exchange and the Market’s Institutional Options in Conference on Institutions, Development and Globalization organized by World Interdisciplinary Network for Institutional Research , Brazil (2015-09)
• “Opening Corporate Governance to Concrete Environments” in Fourth Global Conference on Economic Geography 2015, Mapping Economies in Transformation organized by University of Oxford, United Kingdom (2015-08)
• “Takeover rules governing blockholder maneuvers in Hong Kong” in Conference on Comparative Takeover Regulation organized by National University of Singapore and Singapore Management University, Singapore (2015-07)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘From Chaos to Cooperation: Preventing Global Dispute over Resources’ in Resolution of Public Disputes and Rights in Comparative Persepctive (2015) 51-55.
• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘The new Lex Maritima and the Possibility of stateless Legal Order’ in Miriam Goldby & Loukas Mistelis (eds), Role of Arbitration in Shipping Law (Oxford University Press, 2016) 63-79.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘Using Social Norms as a Substitute for Law’ (2015) 79 (1) Albany Law Review 67-100.
• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘The Theatre of Punishment: Case Studies in the Political Function of Corporal and Capital Punishment’ (2015) 14 (3) Washington University Global Studies Law Review 357-398.
• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘The Art of Nailing Jell-O to the Wall: Reassessing the Political Power of the Internet’ (2016) Journal of Law & Policy 1-39.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Bryan H. Druzin, ‘Shouldering the Burden of Utilitarianism’ (2016) The New Rambler 1 pgs.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• Why Utilitarianism is not a Moral Theory in World Lumen Congress 2016 organized by Lumen Research Institute, Romania (2016-04)
• Soft Law as Spontaneous Order in HKU-NUS-SMU Conference 2016 organized by HKU, Faculty of Law, Hong Kong (2016-02)
• Sustainable Development in China: An Opportunity for Creative Environmental Governance in Consumer Policy in China: New Trends and Challenges’ at the Faculty of Law of the University of Macau organized by Macau, Faculty of Law, Macau (2015-12)
• The Fragility of the Norms that underpin Environmental Cooperation: A Game Theoretic Analysis in International Conference on Cooperation between China and ASIAN States on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage organized by Institute of Xiamen University, China (2015-11)
• Understanding the force of Soft Law in The Biennial Conference of the Asian Society of International Law (AsianSIL) organized by The Asian Society of International Law (2015-11)
• The Normative Future of Sustainable Development in Sustainable Development and International Law: Current Issues and Future Challenges organized by The Chinese University of Hong Kong (2015-10)
• Why Soft Law has Influence and how to harness its Power to strengthen International Law in The American Society of International Law Research Forum organized by The American Society of International Law (2015-10)
• Why the Nation-state does not make Sense in New Approaches in Social and Humanistic Sciences organized by The Public Institute of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova (2015-09)
• Roundtable discussion in Expert Roundtable on International Investment Law and Sustainable Development organized by Université Panthéon-Assas Paris II, CRED – Paris Center for Law and Economics (2015-07)
• Our Massive Castles in the Sky: Why the Nation State is Illegitimate in The International Society for the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, XXVII World Congress organized by Georgetown University Law Center (2015-07)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Denis Edwards, ‘Disaster Risk Assessment: An Appraisal of EU Environmental Law’ in Jacqueline Peel & David Fisher (eds), The Role of International Environmental Law in Disaster Risk Reduction (Leiden, Netherlands: Brill Nijhoff, 2016) 153-186.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Denis Edwards, ‘EU Law and Judicial Review in Scotland’ (2015) Juridical Review 399-417.

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Steven Brian Gallagher, Equity and The Law of Trusts in Hong Kong (Hong Kong: self published, 2015) 700 pgs.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Steven Brian Gallagher, ‘The Bloody Hand Will Not Inherit’, South China MorningPost, 10 November 2015.
• Steven Brian Gallagher, ‘Tomb Raiders’, South China Morning Post, 9 May 2016.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• “Losing our heritage: can the law in Hong Kong protect cultural heritage?” in Cultural Heritage Law and the Built Heritage organized by National University of Singapore (2016-03)
• “Cultural Heritage Law and Chinese Cultural Heritage” in Digital Cultural Heritage, China Conference organized by China Centre, University of Oxford with Peking University, United Kingdom (2015-09 to 2015-10)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• “Is Hong Kong still the best place to buy illicitly obtained art and antiquities from Southeast Asia?” in International Conference on Southeast Asian Archeology organized by SEAMEO SPAFA, Thailand (2016-05 to 2016-06)
• “Chinese Customary Law as Cultural Heritage?” in Chinese Customary Law seminar series organized by The Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong (2016-03)
• “The Curious Case of Chinese Customary Trusts in Hong Kong: Uncertain Past, but Bright Future?” in second seminar series “Chinese Customary Law in Hong Kong” organized by Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong., Hong Kong (2015-11)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Gregory Gordon, ‘Of War-Councils and War-Mongering: Considering the Viability of Incitement to Aggression’ in S. Linton, G. Simpson & W. Schabas (eds), Brill-Nijhoff (2015) 409-428.
• Gregory Gordon, ‘International Criminal Law’s “Oriental Pre-Birth”: The 1894-1900 Trials of the Siamese, Ottomans and Chinese’ in ed. by M. Bergsmo, et al. (ed), Torkel Opsahl (2015) 119-180.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Gregory Gordon, ‘When “One Country, Two Systems” Meets “One Person, One Vote”: The Law of Treaties and the Handover Narrative through the Crucible of Hong Kong’s Election Crisis’ (2015) 16 (2) Melbourne Journal of International Law 343-396.
• Gregory Gordon, ‘Vojislav Šešelj’s Acquittal at the ICTY: Law in an Alternate Universe’ (2016) Jurist 1-4.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• The American Bombing of an Afghan Hospital: War Crime or Mistake? in Kentucky Bar Association Annual Convention Pt. 1 organized by Kentucky Bar Association, United States of America (2016-05)
• War Child: An Examination of Child Soldiering (joint presentation with Dr. Samantha Nutt) in Kentucky Bar Association Annual Convention Pt. 2 organized by Kentucky Bar Association, United States of America (2016-05)
• International Criminal Law’s “Oriental Pre-Birth”: The 1894-1900 Trials of the Siamese, Ottomans and Chinese in Durham Law Faculty Seminar organized by Durham Law, United Kingdom (2016-02)
• The Nuremberg Propaganda Defendants in Commemoration of the Nuremberg Trials organized by Loyola Law School Los Angeles, United States of America (2015-11)
• The Prohibition of Force under the UN Charter in International Humanitarian Law and Action Pt. 1 — 1st of 4 lectures given at this Conference/Workshop organized by International Committee for the Red Cross and Handong Law (South Korea), Korea (2015-07)
• The Origins of International Criminal Justice in International Humanitarian Law and Action Pt. 2 — 2nd of 4 lectures given at this Conference/Workshop organized by International Committee for the Red Cross and Handong Law (South Korea), Korea (2015-07)
• Current Issues in International Criminal Justice in International Humanitarian Law and Action Pt. 3 — 3rd of 4 lectures given at this Conference/Workshop organized by International Committee for the Red Cross and Handong Law (South Korea), Korea (2015-07)
• Incitement to Commit War Crimes in International Humanitarian Law and Action Pt. 4 — 4th of 4 lectures given at this Conference/Workshop organized by International Committee for the Red Cross and Handong Law (South Korea), Korea (2015-07)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• Of War-Councils and War-Mongering: Considering the Viability of Incitement to Aggression in HKU-NUS-SMU Conference organized by Hong Kong University and National University of Singaport, Hong Kong (2016-02)
• Of War-Councils and War-Mongering: The Viability of Incitement to Aggression in Rutgers Law Conference on Roger Clark and International Criminal Law organized by Rutgers Law, United States of America (2015-10)
• When One Country, Two Systems Meets One Person, One Vote: Revisiting the Law of Treaties and the Handover Narrative in the Crucible of Hong Kong’s Election Crisis in CUHK Faculty of Law Research Seminar organized by CUHK Law, Hong Kong (2015-09)
• The Value of the PhD in CUHK Law PhD Candidate Summer Workshop organized by CUHK Law, Hong Kong (2015-08)
• The Value of the PhD in Postgraduate Studies in Asia organized by PostgradAsia, Malaysia (2015-08)
• CIL Lecture Series – spoke on ‘The Viability of Inclusion of Incitement to Aggression in the Catalogue of International Crimes’ organized by Amsterdam Center of International Law, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2016-05)
• ‘The American Bombing of an Afghan Hospital: Mistake or War Crime?’ and ‘War Child: An Examination of Child Soldiering’ organized by Kentucky Bar Association Annual Meeting, Louisville, Kentucky (2016-05)

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Michael Ramsden and Stuart Hargreaves (eds), The Basic Law Handbook (Hong Kong: Hong Kong: Sweet & Maxwell Asia, 2015) 657 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Stuart Hargreaves, ‘Data Protection Regimes’ in Christopher Anglim (ed), Privacy Rights in the Digital Age (New York: Grey House Publishing, Inc., 2016).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Stuart Hargreaves, “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.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Stuart Hargreaves, ‘The (D)evolution of Rule of Law Discourse in Hong Kong’ (Paper presented at Magna Carta & the Rule of Law,Hong Kong, 31 October 2015) 59.
• Stuart Hargreaves, ‘From Colony to SAR: Rule of Discourse in Hong Kong’s Democratic Development’ (Paper presented at Law and Society Association, New Orleans, 2 June 2016).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• From Colony to SAR: Rule of Law Discourse in Hong Kong’s Democratic Development in Rule of Law: Greater China organized by Law & Society Association, United States of America (2016-06)
• “The (D)evolution of Rule of Law Discourse in Hong Kong” in Conference on the Magna Carta & the Rule of Law in Hong Kong organized by Joint CUHK, HKU, & CityU, Hong Kong (2015-10)

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Hui Huang, The Logic of Company Law (China, Beijing: Law Press (China), 2016) 410 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Hui Huang, ‘Shadow Banking and Its Regulation: The Case of China’ in Ross Buckley, Douglas Arner and Avgouleas Emilios (eds), Rethinking Global Finance and Its Regulation (2016) 256.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Hui Huang, ‘The Regulation of Shadow Banking in China: International and Comparative Perspectives’ (2015) 2015 (30) Banking and Finance Law Review 481.
• Hui Huang, ‘Assessing the Tribunal System in Hong Kong: A Case Study of the Market Misconduct Tribunal’ (2015) 5 China Law Review 72.
• Hui Huang, ‘The Validity of the Reform of China’s Corporate Legal Capital Regime: A Law and Economics Analysis of its Creditor Protection Function’ (2015) 2015 (6) China Legal Science 159.
• Hui Huang, ‘Securities Dispute Mediation in China’ (2016) 10 (2) Journal of Comparative Law 22.

CONFERENCE PAPERS

• Hui Huang, ‘The efficacy of Market Misconduct Tribunal in Hong Kong’ (Paper presented at China Law Association, Beijing, China, 7 July 2015) 67.
• Hui Huang, ‘The Takeover Law in China: Striking a balance between efficiency and shareholder protection’ (Paper presented at the Comparative Takeover Regulation, National University of Singapore Law Faculty, 24 July 2015) 32 pgs.
• Hui Huang, ‘The Reform of China’s Insider Trading Law’ (Paper presented at International Forum on Business Law, Beijing, Tsinghua University, 20 Ocober 2015) 78.
• Hui Huang, ‘The Regulation of Corporate Group in China: Comparative Perspective’ (Paper presented at Legal Reform of Enterprise Group in China, Shanghai Social Science Academy, Beijing, China, 5 December 2015) 16pgs.
• Hui Huang, ‘Valuation of Shares in China’ (Paper presented at the German-Asian conference on Corporate Law, Tokyo University Law School , 16 March 2016) 25 pgs.
• Hui Huang, ‘Reform of institutional structure of financial regulation in China’ (Paper presented at the The Political Economy of Financial Regulation, Hong Kong, June 2016) 21.

ALL OTHER OUTPUTS

• Hui Huang, ‘Book Review : International Capital Markets: Law and Institution’ (2015) 45 (2) Hong Kong Law Journal 67 pgs.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• The Reform DIrection of China’s Securities Law in International conference on corporate law organized by Tsinghua University Law School (2015-10)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• The Institutional Structure of Financial Regulation in China in Political Economy of Financial Regulation organized by Law Faculty, Chinese University of Hong Kong (2016-06)
• Valuation of shares in China in Issues and Challenges in Corporate and Capital Market Law: Germany and East Asia organized by Tokyo University Law Faculty (2016-03)
• The Regulation of Corporate Group in China: Comparative Perspective in The Regulation of Corporate Group organized by Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences (2015-12)
• The Reform of Insider Trading Law in China in International Corporate Law Conference organized by Tsinghua University Law School (2015-10)
• Takeover Regulation in China in Conference on Comparative Study of Takeover Regulation in Asia organized by National University of Singapore and Singapore Management University (2015-07)
• The Institution of Tribunal in Hong Kong: Development and Experiences in The Chinese Legal System and Its Future Development organized by The Supreme People’s Court of PRC (2015-07)
• Market Misconduct Tribunal in Hong Kong and It Implications for Mainland China in Rule of Law and Judicial Reform in China organized by City University of Hong Kong and Renmin University Law School (2015-07)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Nina Jorgensen, ‘Theories of Joint Criminal Responsibility at the Asian Tribunals’ in K. Sellars (ed), Trials for International Crimes in Asia (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press,2015) 318-340.
• Nina Jorgensen and Crystal Yeung, ‘Joint and Command Responsibility in Hong Kong’s War Crimes Trials: Revisiting the cases of Kishi Yasuo and Noma Kennosuke’ in Daqun Liu and Binxin Zhang (eds), Historical War Crimes Trials in Asia (Torkel Opsahl Academic EPublisher Brussels, 2016) 263-287.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Nina Jorgensen, ‘Responding to the Effect of the Holocaust in the Present: A Comparison of Narrative Strategies in Time’s Arrow, A Blessing on the Moon and The Reader’ (2015) 27 War, Literature and the Arts: An International Journal of the Humanities 1-10.
• Nina Jorgensen, ‘Domestic Incorporation of International Criminal Procedure’ (2016) 109 Proceedings of the Annual Meeting American Society of International Law 273-276.
• Nina Jorgensen, ‘The Concept of State Crimes in the Context of the Syrian Crisis’ (2016) 18 Palestine Yearbook of International Law 173-202.

ALL OTHER OUTPUTS

• Nina Jorgensen, ‘Book Review: J. D. Ciorciari and A. Heindel, Hybrid Justice, The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, University of Michigan Press, 2014’ (2016) 26 (2) International Criminal Justice Review 202-203

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• Linking International Crimes to ‘Distant’ Perpetrators through Modes of Liability in International Criminal Justice and Judicial Civilization organized by Guanghua Law School, Zhejiang University, (Hangzhou). , China (2016-03)
• A ‘Hybrid’ Tribunal for Sri Lanka? in Seminar and book launch Trials for International Crimes in Asia organized by Centre for Rights and Justice, CUHK, (Hong Kong), Hong Kong (2015-11)

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Queenie Lai, ‘Volume 1: The Hong Kong Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622) Commentary & Annotations, Sweet and Maxwell (2016)’, (2016).

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• Active and Simulation-based learning for Future Corporate Lawyers in Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Conference on Teaching and Learning in Law: Directions in Legal Education, 3-4 June 2016 organized by Chinese University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law, Hong Kong (2016-06)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• Engaged Learning in Chinese University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law Conference on Teaching and Learning in Law: Directions in Legal Education organized by Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (2016-06)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Jyh-An Lee, ‘The Sino-U.S. Digital Relationship and International Cyber Security’ in Frederic Lemieux (ed), Current and Emerging Trends in Strategic Cyber Operations: Policy, Strategy, and Practice (London, United Kingdom: Palgrave-Macmillan, 2015) 84-96.
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘The Interaction Between Genetic Innovation and Patent System in the Case of AMP v. Myriad Genetics, Inc.’ in Jau-Yuan Hwang (ed), Essays on Important Decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court 2010-2013 (Taipei: New Sharing, 2015) 235-280.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• LEE Jyh An and Thomas Mehaffy (eds), ‘Prior Rights in Chinese Trademark Law’ (2015) 37 (10) European Intellectual Property Review 673-678.
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘The Mechanics of Copyright Safe Harbor Sluice’ (2015) 18 Internet Law Review 280-303.
• Tzu-wen Wei, Jyh-An Lee, Chi-jui Huang and Tse-ping Dong (eds), ‘Covenant Design in Financial Contracts: A Case Study of the Private Equity Acquisition of HCA) 2015 (19) 4 International Journal of Strategic Property Management 325-335.
• Jyh-An Lee and Ching-yi Liu (eds), ‘Real-Name Registration Rules and the Fading Digital Anonymity in China’ (2016) 25 (1) Washington International Law Journal 1-34.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Jyh-An Lee, ‘A Critical Review of FRAND Development in China’ (Paper presented at 15th Annual Intellectual Property Scholars Conference (IPSC), Chicago, 7 August 2015).
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘Access to Standard-Essential Patents in China’ (Paper presented at Global Congress on Intellectual Property and the Public Interest, New Delhi, India, 16 December 2015).
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘Copyright Divisibility and the Anticommons’ (Paper presented at the International and Comparative User Rights in the Digital Economy, American University Washington College of Law, Washington DC, USA, 18 March 2016) 36 pgs.
• Jyh-An Lee, ‘How the TPP Will Affect You and Your Digital Rights: Digital Copyright in TPP’ (Paper presented at The Transpacific Partnership (TPP): A Paradigm Shift in International Trade Regulation?, The Centre for Financial Regulation and Economic Development (CUHK) and the Asia WTO Research Network (AWRN), Hong Kong, 17 May 2016) 12 pgs.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• A Critical Review of FRAND Development in China in IP Litigation and Emerging Technologies Seminar organized by Intellectual Property Court, Taiwan (2015-07)

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• Ownership of the family home in Land Law Conversation organized by The Asian Institute of International Financial Law (HKU), Hong Kong (2016-04)
• The rights and duties of property owners under the BMO and DMC in Building Safety Symposium organized by Buildings Department, Hong Kong SAR Government, Hong Kong (2016-04)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• Blended learning: Using Blackboard to create a Community of Inquiry in Directions in Legal Education. Conference on Teaching and Learning in Law organized by Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong (2016-06)
• Using Blackboard to create a Community of Inquiry in The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Teaching and Learning Expo organized by CLEAR, CUHK (2015-12)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Michael Ramsden and Luke Marsh (eds), ‘Pathways to Social Transformation through Clinic: Developing a Social Justice Culture in Hong Kong’ in Sakar (ed), Clinical Legal Education in Asia (London, United Kingdom: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015).
• Luke Marsh and Michael Ramsden (eds), ‘Pathways to Social Transformation through Clinic: Developing a ‘Social Justice’ Culture’ in Shuvro Prosun Sarker (ed), Clinical Legal Education in Asia: Accessing Justice for the Underprivileged. 1 ed. (Palgrave Macmillan, 1st ed, 2015) 229-247.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Luke Marsh, ‘Leveson’s Narrow Pursuit of Justice: Efficiency and Outcomes in the Criminal Process’ (2016) 45 (1) Common Law World Review 51-67.
• Luke Marsh, ‘The Strategic Use of Human Rights Treaties in Hong Kong’s Cage-home Crisis: No Way Out?’ (2016) 3 (1) Asian Journal of Law and Society 159-188.
• Luke Marsh and Michael Ramsden (eds), ‘Developments in Hong Kong Legal Education’ (2016) 3 Asian Journal of Legal Education 144.

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Bryan Mercurio, Simon Lester and Lorand Bartels (eds), Bilateral and Regional Trade Agreements: Case Studies. (Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, 2016) 173 pgs.
• Bryan Mercurio, Simon Lester and Lorand Bartels (eds), Bilateral and Regional Trade Agreements: Commentary and Analysis. (Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, 2016) 466 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Bryan Mercurio and Michael Handler (eds), ‘Intellectual Property’ in ed. by Simon Lester, Bryan Mercurio and Lorand Bartels (eds), Bilateral and Regional Trade Agreements: Analysis and Commentary (Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, 2016) 324-363.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Safeguarding Public Welfare? – Intellectual Property Rights, Health and the Continuing Evolution of Treaty Drafting in International Investment Agreements’ (2015) 6 (2) Journal of International Dispute Settlement 252-276.
• Bryan Mercurio and Daria Kim, ‘Foreign Direct Investment in the Pharmaceutical Industry – What are the Key Determinants? A Case Study of Singapore and Hong Kong’ (2015) 10 (2) Asian Journal of Comparative Law 235-257.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Bryan Mercurio, ‘A Study on ASEAN Services Liberalization Beyond 2015: An Assessment and Recommendatory Report’ (Paper presented at The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Coordinating Committee on Services, Association of Southeast Asian Nations , Jakarta, Indonesia, 10 August 2015) 1-61.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Bryan Mercurio and Robert Stephen Nagy, ‘No Threat to China’, South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), 15 October 2015.
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘Profiles of the cabinet and shadow cabinet (responsible for Minister and Shadow Minister of Trade’, The Conversation Sydney, Australia: The Conversation, 4 April 2016.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• Does the international intellectual property law framework need a facelift? in ‘Judges in Conversation’ series with Justice John Middleton, Federal Court of Australia organized by University of Melbourne, Melbourne Law School, Australia (2016-05)
• 21st Century Trade Game: Balancing East Asian Interests in Distinguished Lecture Series organized by International Christian University, Department of International Relations, Japan (2016-02)
• The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP): Broader Effects on Stability and Predictability in Asi in KEYS 2016 organized by Kamenori Foundation, Japan (2016-02)
• Waiting for Godot?: The TPP and Textiles in The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and its effects on Hong Kong Fashion Industry organized by Hong Kong SAR, Hong Kong Institution of Textile and Apparel, Hong Kong (2016-01)
• The Effect of International Investment Agreements on Public Health in Distinguished Alumni Lunchtime Seminar Series organized by Case Western Reserve University, School of Law (2015-08)
• Safeguarding Public Welfare? -Intellectual Property Rights, Health and the Evolution of Treaty Drafting in International Investment Agreements in CICL Distinguished Speaker Series organized by Saint Louis University, School of Law, and the Center for International and Comparative Law (2015-08)
• The American Pivot to Asia on Trade: The Effect of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) on Asia in Distinguished Alumni Speaker Series organized by Ohio Wesleyan University (2015-08)
• Re-designing ASEAN Trade in Services: Liberalization through Integration (with familiar characteristics) in GELN CCLSR Seminar organized by University of Melbourne, Global Economic Law Network and the Centre for Corporate Law and Securities Regulation (2015-07)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• Confluence or Conflict?: The effect of the IMF’s Acceptance of Capital Controls in The Political Economy of Financial Regulation organized by Centre for Financial Regulation and Economic Development, CUHK, Hong Kong (2016-06)
• Confluence or Contradictory: Understanding & Managing the Conflicting Standards of the IMF, WTO & IIAs on Capital Controls in The Age of Mega-Regionals: TPP & Regulatory Autonomy in IEL organized by University of Melbourne, Melbourne Law School, Australia (2016-05)
• Plain Packaging and the international legal framework in Intellectual Property Implications of the Government’s Proposed Plain Packaging for the Tobacco Industry organized by Singapore International Chamber of Commerce, Singapore (2016-03)
• Patent Provisions and Health: The evolution of international investment agreements in New Generation of FTAS and their implications on health systems and policies organized by United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), Thailand (2016-03)
• Enhancing IP Research in Asia: The Example of Patent Linkage in 2nd VIPP Roundtable organized by Chinese University of Hong Kong, Faculty of Law, Hong Kong (2016-03)
• Competition Policy in Free Trade Agreements: The TPP in AmCham Trade Policy Panel organized by American Chamber of Commerce Transportation & Logistics Section, Hong Kong, , Hong Kong (2016-02)
• When Trade Meets Investment: The Continuing Evolution of Patent Provisions in International Investment Agreements in IPScholars Asia Conference 2016 organized by Asian IP Scholars Network/Singapore Management University, Singapore (2016-01)
• Intellectual Property Provisions in International Investment Agreements: Positive Trend but Continuing Worries in Asia FDI Forum organized by CUHK Faculty of Law, Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (Columbia University) and Oxfam Hong Kong, Hong Kong (2015-11)
• Trade, Intellectual Property Rights and Sustainable Development in Sustainable Development and International Law: Current Issues and Future Challenges organized by CUHK Faculty of Law and the Consulate of France to Hong Kong and Macau, Hong Kong (2015-10)
• The Proliferation of Patent Linkage through Free Trade Agreements: Soon to be the norm in Asia-Pacific? in 2015 Joint IEL Asia Conference on “Regionalism in Asia-Pacific and Beyond: Challenges and Opportunities” organized by Asian WTO Research Network, Asian International Economic Law Network and the Australia-New Zealand Society of International Law (2015-07)

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Michael Ramsden and Stuart Hargreaves (eds), The Basic Law Handbook (Hong Kong: Hong Kong: Sweet & Maxwell Asia, 2015) 657 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Michael Ramsden and Luke Marsh (eds), ‘Pathways to Social Transformation through Clinic: Developing a Social Justice Culture in Hong Kong’ in Sakar (ed), Clinical Legal Education in Asia (London, United Kingdom: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015).
• Luke Marsh and Michael Ramsden (eds), ‘Pathways to Social Transformation through Clinic: Developing a ‘Social Justice’ Culture’ in Shuvro Prosun Sarker (ed), Clinical Legal Education in Asia: Accessing Justice for the Underprivileged. 1 ed. (Palgrave Macmillan, 1st ed, 2015) 229-247.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Michael Ramsden, ‘Human Rights Acts: The Mechanisms Compared’ (2016) 132 Law Quarterly Review 170.
• Michael Ramsden, ‘British air strikes against ISIS in Syria: legal issues under the European Convention on Human Rights’ (2016) 2 European Human Rights Law Review 151.
• Michael Ramsden, “‘Uniting for Peace’ and Humanitarian Intervention: The Authorising Function of the U.N. General Assembly” (2016) 25 (2) Washington International Law Journal 267.
• Luke Marsh and Michael Ramsden, ‘Developments in Hong Kong Legal Education’ (2016) 3 Asian Journal of Legal Education 144.
• Michael Ramsden, ‘Head of State Immunity and the Rome Statute: A Critique of the PTC’s Malawi and DRC Decisions’ (2016) 16 (4) International Criminal Law Review 703.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Anne Scully-Hill, ‘A Children Ordinance Fit for Hong Kong?’ in Anne Scully-Hill, Sala Sihombing & Katherine Lynch (eds), Reforming Hong Kong’s Child & Family Justice System: Integrating Legal, Comparative & Multidisciplinary Approaches (Hong Kong SAR: Chinese University Press, 2016).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Amy Barrow and Anne Scully-Hill (eds), ‘Failing to implement CEDAW in Hong Kong: Why isn’t anyone using the Domestic and Cohabitation Relationships Violence Ordinance?’ (2016) 30 (1) International Journal of Law, policy and the family 50-78.
• Anne Scully-Hill, ‘A Critical Evaluation of the Draft Children Proceedings (Parental Responsibility) Bill’ (2016) 46 (2) Hong Kong Law Journal.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Anne Scully-Hill, ‘A Children Ordinance Fit for Hong Kong?’ (Paper presented at the Third Children’s Issues Forum, HK Family Law Association, HK Law Society, HK University, CUHK, 13 November 2015) 30 pgs.
• Anne Scully-Hill, ‘Competing Family Law Norms: To What Extent Can the Domestic Law’s Concept of the Ideal Family Oust the Claims of the ‘Other’ Family to Legal Recognition?’ (Paper presented at Asian Society of International Law, 26 November 2015).
• Anne Scully-Hill, ‘The Children Bill & Its Significance or Family Mediation’ (Paper presented at HKIAC Family Mediation Seminar, 26 April  2016).

ALL OTHER OUTPUTS

• Anne Scully-Hill, ‘Submission to the Legislative Council: The Children Proceedings (Parental Responsibility) Bill’ (2016) Legislative Council Submission.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• A Digital Multi-media Resource to meet Law Students Legal English Needs in Directions in Legal Education organized by Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong (2016-06)

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Kirsten Eve Sellars, Trials for International Crimes in Asia. (UK, Cambridge: Cambridge Univ Press, 2015) 372 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Kirsten Eve Sellars, ‘Treasonable Conspiracies in Paris, Moscow and Delhi: The Legal Hinterland of the Tokyo Trial’ in Trials for International Crimes in Asia’ in Edited volume (UK, Cambridge: Cambridge Univ Press, 1st ed, 2015) 25-54.  
• Kirsten Eve Sellars, ‘Introduction’ in Trials for International Crimes in Asia’ in Edited volume (UK, Cambridge: Cambridge Univ Press, 1st ed, 2015) 1-24.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Decolonising the High Seas’ in Faculty of Law research workshop series, The Chinese University of Hong Kong organized by Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong (2016-03)
• ‘Trials for International Crimes in Asia’ in Faculty of Law Public Book Launch, The Chinese University of Hong Kong organized by Centre for Rights and Justice, Hong Kong (2015-11)
• ‘The Making of the 1973-82 Law of the Sea Conference’ in ‘International Law and the Changing Economic and Political Landscape in Asia’ organized by 5th Biennial Conference of the Asian Society of International Law, Thailand (2015-11)
• ‘Lessons from Legal History’ (http://papers.ssrn.com/) in ‘Legitimacy of International Criminal Law’ organized by Faculty of Law, University of Zurich, Switzerland (2015-09)
• ‘Definitions of Aggression as Harbingers of International Change’ (http://papers.ssrn.com/) in ‘International Experts’ Meeting on the Use of Force: Reconceptualising the Laws of War’ organized by Whitney R. Harris Institute, Washington University School of Law, St Louis, United States of America (2015-09)

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Samuli Seppänen, ‘One Belt, One Road, and Three Conceptions of Sovereignty’ (Paper presented at International Governance and Rule of Law in China under the One Belt One Road Initiative, 3 June 2016) 24.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Stephen Thomson, ‘Leave Without Delay: The Requirement to Make Prompt Application for Leave to Apply for Judicial Review’ (2015) 45 (2) Hong Kong Law Journal 449-468.
• Stephen Thomson, ‘The Nobile Officium: Still Relevant, Still Useful’ (2015) Journal of the Law Society of Scotland.

CONFERENCE PAPERS

• Stephen Thomson, ‘Constitutional and Legal-Systemic Implications of Judicial Narrative in the Context of Judicial Review: Towards a General Theory, (Paper presented at the Faculty of Law, University of Auckland, October 2015) 25 pgs.
• Stephen Thomson, ‘Chinese Conceptions of the Ombudsman: Convergence or Divergence?’ (Paper presented at University of Melbourne, April 2016) 50 pgs.
• Stephen Thomson, ‘Administrative Supervision in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan: Similarities and Contrasts’ (Paper presented at Peking University, China, April 2016) 50 pgs.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• King Fung Dicky, Tsang, ‘The Elephant in the Room: An Empirical Study of Piercing the Corporate Veil in the Jurisdictional ‘ (2016) 12 (2) Hastings Business Law Journal 185-240.

CONFERENCE PAPERS

• King Fung Dicky, Tsang, ‘Piercing Corporate Veil of Foreign Corporations in the United States: The Jurisdiction and Enforcement Perspectives’ (Paper presented at The 5th Mid-Atlantic SJD Roundtable, 21 November 2015) 1-55.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• Piercing the Corproate Veil in the United States: The Jurisdictional and Enforcement Perspectives (P203180) in The 5th Mid-Atlantic SJD Roundtable organized by Georgetown University, United States of America (2015-11)

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Lutz-Christian Wolff, Flipped Classrooms for Legal Education (Singapore: Springer Science Business Media Singapore, 2016) 144 pgs (with Jenny Chan).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘Offshore Holdings for Global Investments of Multinational Enterprises: Just Evil?’ (2015) 6 Journal of Business Law 445-471.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘Flipped Classrooms – An Educational Silver Bullet? (with Jenny Chan)’ (Paper presented at CUHK Teaching and Learning ExPo, Hong Kong,  2015).
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘Flexible Chinese Law’ (Paper presented at Annual Conference of The Europe China Law Studies Asscociation 2015, 2015).
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘Conflicts between ‘Regular’ Law and Customary Law – The Case of Chinese Customary Law in Hong Kong’ (Paper presented at 10th Anniversary Conference of the Journal of Private Internaional Law, September  2015).
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘Competition Advocacy and Regulation of Monopoly Sectors’  (Paper presented at the International Conference “Reform of Monopoly Sectors and Regulation, University Nanjing, China, September 2015).
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘The Impossibility to Perform and Contract Validitiy’ (Paper presented at the Conference on Perspectives on Chinese Contract Law, CityU of HK, April 2016).
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘Legal Education without Teaching’ (Paper presented at Conference on Teaching and Learning in Law, CUHK Faculty of Law, June 2016).
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘The Global Financial Crisis and the End of the Rule of Law’ (Paper presented at Conference on The Global Economy of Financial Regulation, CUHK Faculty of Law, Hong Kong, June 2016).

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘Review: Huebner, Rechtsschutz ausländischer Investoren vor chinesischen Gerichten (Legal Protection of Foreign Investors before Chinese Courts)’ (2015) 79 Rabels Zeitschrift für ausländisches und internationales Privatrecht 907-909.
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, Chinese Customary Law (seminar series co-organized in 2015).
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, “The Relationship between ‘Regular’ Law and Chinese Customary Law in Hong Kong” (Paper presented at CRJ seminar, Hong Kong, October 2015).
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘Chinese Investment Law 2016’ (CPD Seminar, Kornerstone, Hong Kong, 2016).
• Lutz-Christian Wolff, ‘Review: Ahl, Justizreformen in China (Justice Reforms in China)’ (2016) 80 Rabels Zeitschrift für ausländisches und internationales Privatrecht 473-475.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Chao Xi, ‘Why Has Basel III Become Hard Law for China? The Domestic Political Economy of International Financial Law’ in Ross Buckley, Douglas Arner and Avgouleas Emilios (eds), Rethinking Global Finance and Its Regulation (2016) 91-104.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Shanmin Li, Ziqiang Wan, Chao Xi and Xinxiang Shi, ‘Ownership Bias in Takeover Approvals? A Study on the Regulatory Waivers of the Mandatory Takeover Bid’ (2016) 10 (4) China Management Studies Lead Article of the Issue 1-22.

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, the NUS Law Faculty and the SMU Law Faculty, 23 July 2015) 13.
• Chao Xi, ‘Shadow Banking in China: A Ticking Time Bomb for Investors?’ (Paper presented at 5th Annual Conference of the Korea Investment Bankers Forum on ‘The Global State of Regulation of Business and Finance’, Seoul National University Law School. Korea, September 2015) 15.
• Chao Xi, ‘Informality Matters: Enforcement of Securities Laws in China’ (Paper presented at International Conference on ‘Foreign Investments on Chinese Capital Markets’, Tongji Law School, China and Bucerius Law School, Germany, October 2015) 15.
• Chao Xi, ‘Below the Radar? What We Do Not Yet Know about the Enforcement of Securities Law’ (Paper presented at 1st China Forum on Quantitative Empirical Legal Studies, the Centre for Empirical Legal Studies, East China University of Political Science and Law, China, November 2015) 14.
• Chao Xi, ‘Capital, Law, and Business Organizations: How Entrepreneurs Organize their Businesses Under Chinese Customary Law’ (Paper presented at Seminar Series on ‘Chinese Customary Law in Hong Kong’, the CUHK Centre for Rights and Justice, February 2016) 33.
• Chao Xi, ‘Public Enforcement of Securities Laws: The Unknown World of Informal Enforcement’ (Keynote Address at the 5th Annual International Conference on Law, Regulation and Public Policy, Singapore, May 2016) 18.
• Chao Xi, ‘When Securities Enforcement Becomes More Transparent: What Do We Know from it?’ (Paper presented at International Conference on ‘Transparency Matters’, HKU Faculty of Law, Hong Kong, June 2016) 18.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Chao Xi and Sirui Han, ‘Disclosure of Enterprise Credit Information in Hong Kong: Institutions and Practice’ (Invited submission to the State Administration of Industry and Commerce, PRC Central Government), 2016, 70 pgs.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• Public Enforcement of Securities Laws: The Unknown World of Informal Enforcement in 5th Annual International Conference on Law, Regulation and Public Policy organized by GST Forum, Singapore (2016-05)
• ‘The Political Economy of Takeover Regulation: A Tale of State Capitalism?’ in International Conference on ‘Comparative Takeover Regulation: International and Asian Perspectives’ organized by NUS Law Faculty and the SMU Law Faculty (2015-07)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• When Securities Enforcement Becomes More Transparent: What Do We Know from it? in the International Conference on ‘Transparency Matters’ organized by HKU Faculty of Law (2016-06)
• Discussant in Symposium on ‘Building the Financial System of the 21st Century: An Agenda for China and the United States’ organized by Harvard Law School and the China Development Research Foundation (2016-05)
• Discussant in Asian Legal Business Hong Kong Anti-Corruption Forum organized by Thomas Routers (2016-03)
• Capital, Law, and Business Organizations: How Entrepreneurs Organize their Businesses Under Chinese Customary Law in Seminar Series on ‘Chinese Customary Law in Hong Kong’ organized by CUHK Centre for Rights and Justice (2016-02)
• Below the Radar? What We Do Not Yet Know about the Enforcement of Securities Law in the 1st China Forum on Quantitative Empirical Legal Studies organized by Centre for Empirical Legal Studies, East China University of Political Science and Law (2015-11)
• Informality Matters: Enforcement of Securities Laws in China in the International Conference on ‘Foreign Investments on Chinese Capital Markets: Developments and Enforcement-concepts from a Chinese and German Comparative Perspective’ organized by Tongji Law School, China and Bucerius Law School, Germany (2015-10)
• Shadow Banking in China: A Ticking Time Bomb for Investors? in the 5th Annual Conference of the Korea Investment Bankers Forum on ‘The Global State of Regulation of Business and Finance’ organized by Seoul National University Law School (2015-09)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Yan Xu, ‘A Historical Account of Taxes on Goods and Services in the Transition to Post-Socialist China’ in Studies in Peter Harris and Dominic de Cogan(eds) The History of Tax Law (Vol. 7) (Cambridge: Hart Publishing, 2015) 393-420.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Yan Xu and Correa Andre Dalmeida, ‘Chinese Cities Will Not Become Greener without a Decentralised and Smarter Taxation System’ (2015) The Huffington Post 1-4.
• Yan Xu and Richard Krever, ‘Applying VAT to Financial Services in China: Opportunities for China and Lessons for the World’ (2016) 45 (1) Australian Tax Review 38-49.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Yan Xu, ‘The Regulatory Framework of Environmentally Related Tax and Charge System in China’ (Paper presented at the Columbia University Earth Institute China Sustainability Project Beijing Symposium, Columbia University Earth Institute, 3 July 2015).
• Yan Xu, ‘Emissions Trading in China: Limits of the Law’ (Paper presented at the 16th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation, University of Technology Sydney Faculty of Law, 23 September 2015) 18 pgs.
• Yan Xu, ‘The Role of Law in Implementing Emissions Trading Schemes in China’ (Paper presented at the Cambridge Symposium on Governing Global Climate Change: Potential and Prospects of a Paris Accord, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge and Centre for International Sustainable Development Law, 28 November 2015) 21 pgs.
• Yan Xu, ‘Emissions Trading: A Chinese Law Perspective’ (Paper presented at the Workshop on Climate Science, Adaptation and Mitigation in the Era of Paris Agreement, CUHK Shenzhen Research Institute, March 2016) 22 pgs.
• Yan Xu, ‘Chinese Outbound Investment and the Role of Hong Kong Tax Law’ (Paper presented at the International Tax Conference on a New Campaign for Chinese Tax Reform, East China University of Political Science and the Law Centre for International Taxation, 9 May 2016) 18 pgs.
• Yan Xu, ‘Hong Kong Tax Law and the Implications for China’s New Outward Initiatives’ (Paper presented at Shanghai Jiaotong University KoGuan Law School, 11 May 2016) 25 pgs.
• Yan Xu, ‘Energy Taxation in China and Competition Law Constraints’ (Paper presented at the International Conference on State Aids, Taxation and the Energy Sector, University Institute for European Studies CEU San Pablo University funded by the Erasmus + Programme of the European Union, June 2016) 22 pgs. 

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• ‘Energy Taxation in China and Competition Law Constraints’ in International Conference on State Aids, Taxation and the Energy Sector organized by University Institute for European Studies CEU San Pablo University and Co-funded by the Erasmus + Programme of the European Union, Spain (2016-06)
• ‘Hong Kong Tax Law and the Implications for China’s New Outward Initiatives’ in Shanghai Jiaotong University KoGuan Law School Faculty Seminar organized by Shanghai Jiaotong University KoGuan Law School, China (2016-05)
• ‘Chinese Outbound Investment and the Role of Hong Kong Tax Law’ in International Tax Conference on A New Campaign for Chinese Tax Reform organized by East China University of Political Science and the Law Centre for International Taxation, China (2016-05)
• ‘The Regulatory Framework of Environmentally Related Tax and Charge System in China’ in Columbia Earth Institute Beijing Week organized by Columbia Earth Institute (2015-06 to 2015-07)

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Yuhong Zhao, ‘Innovative Measures to Improve Environmental Law Enforcement in China’ (2015) 4 China-EU Law Journal 155-172.
• Yuhong Zhao, ‘Climate Change Mitigation — Law and Policy Development in China’ (2015) 12 Journal for European Environmental and Planning Law 305-326.
• Yuhong Zhao, ‘Mediation of Environmental Disputes’ (2016) (10) 2 The Journal of Comparative Law 237-253.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Yuhong Zhao, ‘Environmental Inspection in China’ (Paper presented at the Third EELF Conference on the Effectiveness of Environmental Law, Aix Marseille University, France, 2 September 2015) 15 pgs.
• Yuhong Zhao, ‘Renewable Energy for Climate Change Mitigation’ (Paper presented at the 16th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation, Green Fiscal Reform: Protecting Our Natural Resources for a Sustainable Future, University Technology Sydney, Australia, 23 September 2015) 18 pgs.
• Yuhong Zhao, ‘Law and Policy Incentives for Renewable Energy in China’ ( Paper presented at the Symposium on Implementing International Law on Climate Change, Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge and Centre for International Sustainable Development Law, 28 November 2015) 16 pgs.
• Yuhong Zhao, ‘Environmental Adjudication in China’ (Paper presented at the 14th Annual Colloquium of the IUCN Academy of Environmental Law on the Environment in Court: Environmental Protection in National and International Courts, Tribunals and Compliance Mechanisms, Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, Norway, 20 June 2016) 15 pgs.

KEYNOTES/DISTINGUISHED LECTURES

• Climate Change and Renewable Energy: Chinese Perspectives and Policies in Climate Change and Renewable Energy: Chinese Perspectives and Policies organized by Centre for Asian and Pacific Law (CAPLUS) and China Studies Centre, University of Sydney, Australia, Australia (2016-05)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• Environmental Adjudication in China in 14th Annual Colloquium of the IUCN Academy of Environmental Law on the Environment in Court: Environmental Protection in National and International Courts, Tribunals and Compliance Mechanisms organized by Faculty of Law, University of Oslo, Norway (2016-06)
• Climate Justice and Sustainable Development – What to Expect from China Post-2020? in International Environmental Law Colloquium on Rethinking Sustainable Development in Terms of Justice organized by Faculty of Law, Rovira I Virgili University, Spain (2016-05)
• Law and Policy Incentives for Renewable Energy in China in Symposium on Implementing International Law on Climate Change organized by Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge and Centre for International Sustainable Development Law, United Kingdom (2015-11)
• Renewable Energy for Climate Change Mitigation – Law and Policy Development in China in 16th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation, Green Fiscal Reform: Protecting Our Natural Resources for a Sustainable Future organized by Faculty of Law, University Technology Sydney, Australia (2015-09)
• Environmental Inspection in China in Third EELF Conference: The Effectiveness of Environmental Law organized by Aix Marseille University, France (2015-09)

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Mimi Zou, ‘Women Hold Up Half the Sky: Engendering the Right to Development’ (2015) 2 (7) China Human Rights Review 46-52.
• Mimi Zou, ‘Immigration Law as Labour Market Regulation: Temporary Migration Status and Migrant Work Relations’ (2015) 1 (1) Mondi Migranti 43-64.
• Jean Woo, Yue Lai Helen Chan, Alice Ml Chong, Mimi Zou, Roger Yat Nork Chung and Chi Yui Timothy Kwok, ‘Medical Ethical Principles May Drive Improvement of Quality of Dying in Hong Kong’ (2015) 5 (5): 227 Journal of Palliative Care & Medicine 6 pgs.
• Mimi Zou, ‘Legal Issues Regarding Confidentiality and Consent in HIV Testing in Hong Kong’ (2015) 7 (4) Asian Bioethics Review 402-409.
• Mimi Zou, Xuanming Pan and Sirui Han, ‘Regulating Collective Labour Disputes in China: A Tale of Two Actors’ (2016) 10 (2) Journal of Comparative Law 276-290.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Mimi Zou, ‘The Rights of Older Persons as Relational Rights: the case of Family Care in China’ (Paper presented at The Past, Present and Future of the Rule of Law: Magna Carta, the 800th Anniversary, 5 September 2015).
• Mimi Zou, ‘Women Hold Up Half the Sky: Creating the Right to Development’ (Paper presented at the Beijing Forum on Human Rights, China Society for Human Rights Studies and China Foundation for Human Rights Development, 5 September 2015).
• Mimi Zou and Stephen Pan, “Resolving Labour Disputes in a ‘Socialist Market Economy’: The Roles of Chinese Trade Unions and Civil Society Organisations” (Paper presented at International Workshop on ‘What is Socialist about Socialist Law. Exploring Epistemic and Institutional Change in Socialist Asia’, 28 September 2015).
• Mimi Zou, ‘The Role of Labour Law in China’s Path to Sustainable Economic and Social Development’ (Paper presented at Sustainable Development and International Law: Current Issues and Future Challenges, 19 October 2015).
• Mimi Zou, ‘What do We Owe to Older Workers? Mandatory Retirement and Age Discrimination Law’ (Paper presented at What We Owe to Older People: Who Should Provide Care and How Much Care Should They Provide, Hong Kong, 13 November 2015).
• Michael Dunn and Mimi Zou, ‘Conceptualising Capabilities in Health Policy Reform for Older Adults in the Asia-Pacific Region’ (Paper presented at 2nd Biennial Asia-Pacific Conference “Making Difficult Clinical and Policy Decisions: The Example of Ageing and End of Life Care in Asia-Pacific, Society for Medical Decision Making, 8 January 2016).
• Mimi Zou, ‘The Bonfire of Illegality? Combating Illegal Work under China’s New Immigration Regime’ (Paper presented at Oxford Faculty of Law Refugee and Migration Law Discussion Group and Labour Law Discussion Group Seminar Series , Oxford, United Kingdom, 11 February2016).
• Mimi Zou, ‘Regulating the Fissured Workplace: the Challenges for Labour Law in China, (Paper presented at the Reconsidering the notion of ’employer’ in the era of Fissured Workplace: Should labor law responsibilities exceed the boundary of the legal entity?, Japan Institute for Labour Policy and Training, Tokyo, Japan, 29 February 2016).
• Mimi Zou, ‘Falling through the Legal Cracks: the Fragmentation of China’s Occupational Safety and Health Regime, (Paper presented at the Marco Biagi International Conference on Labour Law and Labour Relations, University of Modena, Modena, Italy, 16 March 2016).
• Mimi Zou, ‘China’s New Immigration Regime: Regulating Foreign Labour in an Emerging Destination Country’ (Paper presented at Regulating Markets and Labour International Conference, Stockholm, Sweden, 19 May 2016).
• Mimi Zou, ‘Micro-modules Under the Microscope: In and Beyond Flipped Classrooms, (Paper presented at Conference on Teaching and Learning in Law: Directions in Legal Education Hong Kong, 3 June 2016).
• Mimi Zou, “‘Regulating ‘Illegal’ Work in China: the Implications of a New Immigration Regime”. (Paper presented at Fifth International Conference on Precarious Work and Vulnerable Workers, London, United Kingdom, 13 June 2016).
• Mimi Zou, ‘Regulating Illegal Work under China’s New Immigration Regime’ (Paper presented at the Addressing Multiple Forms of Migrant Precarity: Beyond “Management” of Migration to an Integrated Rights-Based Approach, United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Geneva, Switzerland, 30 June 2016).

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Mimi Zou, ‘Building Harmonious Labour Relations in Times of Deepening Reform: Strengthening labour market institutions in China’ (2015) International Labour Organization China and Mongolia Office.
• Mimi Zou, ‘Mission Report: Roadmap for Mongolia’s Labour Law Reform’ (2015) The ILO Country Office for China and Mongolia.
• Mimi Zou and Jennifer Fifi Lee-Shoy, ‘With a Lack of Carers in Hong Kong, Who will Look Sfter Us as We Grow Older?’ South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), 16 February, 2016.
• Mimi Zou, ‘China Must Set Ethical Standards for Its Belt and Road Investments’ South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), 16 May, 2016.