SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Rehan Abeyratne and Ngoc Son Bui (eds), The Law and Politics of Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments in Asia  (Routledge, 2021) 318 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Rehan Abeyratne and Ngoc Son Bui, ‘Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments as Constitutional Politics’ in Rehan Abeyratne and Ngoc Son Bui (eds), The Law and Politics of Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments in Asia  (Routledge, 2021).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Rehan Abeyratne, ‘Global constitutionalism reconfigured through a regional lens’ (2021) 10(2) Global Constitutionalism 331-350.

• Rehan Abeyratne, ‘Abusive Constitutional Borrowing: The Latest Legal Iteration of a Political Crisis’ (2021) 12(2) Journal of Indian Law and Society 104-115.

BOOK CHAPTER

• Anatole Boute, ‘Energy Dispute Resolution along the Belt and Road: Should China Accede to the Energy Charter Treaty?’ in Wenhua Shan, Sheng Zhang and Jinyuan Su (eds), China and International Dispute Resolution in the Context of the ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ (Cambridge University Press, 2021) 185-206.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Surabhi Chopra, ‘The Constitution of the Philippines and transformative constitutionalism’ (2021) 10(2) Global Constitutionalism 307-330.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Fernando Dias Simões, ‘Pandemics, Travel Restrictions, and the Distancing from International Law’ (2021) 16(2) Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy 249-274.

• Fernando Dias Simões, ‘COVID-19 and International Freedom of Movement: A Stranded Human Right?’ (2021) 20(2) Yale Journal of Health Policy, Law, and Ethics 362-431.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Fernando Dias Simões, ‘Hardening the International Health Regulations’ (Paper presented at ‘2021 ILA-ASIL Asia-Pacific Research Forum – International Law and Post-Pandemic Asia: New Economic Challenges and Opportunities’, Chinese (Taiwan) Society of International Law – Chinese (Taiwan) Branch of the International Law Association (ILA) and the Centre for Commercial Law in Asia of the Singapore Management University School of Law, Online, 5-6 August 2021).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Investment Arbitration between Cohesion and Diversity’ in International Conference on Sustainable Diversity in International Arbitration organized by Decolonizing Arbitration Research Unit, Nagoya University, Online (2021-11).

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Steven Gallagher, Protecting Built Heritage in Hong Kong (Springer, Singapore, 2021) 111 pgs.

• Steven Gallagher, The Law of Unjust Enrichment in Hong Kong (LexisNexis Hong Kong, 2^nd ed, 2021).

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Steven Gallagher, ‘The Avengers and the Law: Using Superhero Films to Assist Law Students in Transitioning and Developing their Learning Skills for University Studies’ (Paper presented at CUHK Teaching and Learning Innovation Expo 2021, CUHK CLEAR, ELITE and ITSC, Online, 26-30 July 2021).

• Steven Gallagher, ‘The Underwater Cultural Heritage Protection Regime of Hong Kong’ (Paper presented at the first Asian Regional Workshop on Underwater Cultural Heritage, Dalian Maritime University, Online, 2-3 December 2021).

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘The ‘Pursuit of History’ in Legal Education in the 21st century: Reflections on the Current Climate of ‘risk and change’ Located in Long Term Pedagogic Aspirations and Experiences of Pandemic Teaching from Australia, Hong Kong, and the United Kingdom’ in Legal Education Research Conference 2021 on Pedagogies of the Pandemic organized by University of New South Wales, Online (2021-11).

• ‘Non-fungible Tokens, Art and Law’ in Hong Kong Design Institute NFT Forum 2021 organized by Hong Kong Design Institute, Online (2021-11).

• ‘Protecting Built Heritage in Hong Kong’ organized by American Bar Association International, Online (2021-12).

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Gregory Gordon and Giovanni Chiarini, ‘The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Navigating Aggression’s Fragmented Justice Landscape’ on Cambridge International Law Journal Blog (5 April 2022) <http://cilj.co.uk/2022/04/05/the-russian-invasion-of-ukraine-navigating-aggressions-fragmented-justice-landscape/>.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Stuart Hargreaves, ‘Past as Prologue: Intercept & Surveillance Rules under Hong Kong’s National Security Law’ (2021) 20(1) Santa Clara Journal of International Law 48-79.
• Stuart Hargreaves, ‘Canaries or Colonials? The Reduced Prominence of the ‘Overseas Judges’ on Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal’ (2022) Asian Journal of Comparative Law 1-31.

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Jeffrey Hill, The Practical Guide to Mooting (Hart Publishing, 2021) 304 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Eric De Brabandere and David Holloway, ‘Unilateral sanctions through an international arbitration lens: procedural and substantive issues’ in Charlotte Beaucillon (ed), Research Handbook on Unilateral and Extraterritorial Sanctions (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2021) 342–364.

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Robin Huang, Fintech Regulation in China: Principles, Polices and Practices (Cambridge University Press, 2021) 300 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Robin Huang, ‘Financial Regulatory Structure in China’ in Andrew Godwin and Andrew Schmulow (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of Twin Peaks Financial Regulation (Cambridge University Press, 2021) 253-269.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Robin Huang, Qiang Han and Xiuwen Zhu, ‘Protecting Data Privacy for Mobile Payments Under the Chinese Law: Comparative Perspectives and Reform Suggestions’ (2021) 20(2) Chicago-Kent Journal of Intellectual Property 226-269.
• Robin Huang and Christine Menglu Wang, ‘The Fall of Online P2P Lending in China: A Critique of the Central-Local Co-regulatory Regime’ (2021) 36(3) Banking & Finance Law Review 481-515.

• Robin Huang, Charles Chao Wang and Olivia Xin Zhang, ‘The development and regulation of robo-advisors in Hong Kong: empirical and comparative perspectives’ (Feb 2022) Journal of Corporate Law Studies 1-35.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Arthur Lee and Joshua Yeung, ‘Semblance and Separation: Comparing the Law of Unjust Enrichment in Hong Kong and England’ (2021) The Chinese Journal of Comparative Law.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Jae Woon Lee, ‘Government Bailouts of Airlines in the COVID-19 Crisis: Improving Transparency in International Air Transport’ (2021) 24 Journal of International Economic Law 1-21.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Jyh-An Lee and Jingwen Liu, ‘Hong Kong’ in Kung-Chung Liu and Reto Hilty (eds), Trade Secret Protection: Asia at a Crossroads (Wolters Kluwer, 2021) 287-329.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Jyh-An Lee and Yangzi Li, ‘The Pathway Towards Digital Superpower: Copyright Reform in China’ (2021) 70(9) GRUR International 861-870.
• Rita Matulionyte and Jyh-An Lee, ‘Copyright in AI-generated works: Lessons from recent developments in patent law’ (2022) 19(1) SCRIPTed: A Journal of Law, Technology & Society 5-35.
• Dicky Tsang and Jyh-An Lee, ‘The Ping-Pong Olympics of Antisuit Injunction in FRAND Litigation’ (2022) 28(2) Michigan Technology Law Review 305-383.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Jyh-An Lee and Yangzi Li, ‘The Untold Story of the First Copyright Statute of China – Exploring The 1910 Copyright Code of the Great Qing Dynasty’ (Paper presented at Asian Legal History Conference, CUHK LAW, Online, 24-25 July 2021).
• Dicky Tsang and Jyh-An Lee, ‘An Endless Game of Ping Pong – Anti-Suit Injunction in FRAND’ (Paper presented at 13th IP Conference: Innovation, Intangible Assets During and After the Global Pandemic, CUHK LAW, Online, 30-31 July 2021).
• Rita Matulionyte and Jyh-An Lee, ‘Who Should Own AI-generated Works? Lessons from Recent Developments in Patent Law’ (Paper presented at 13th IP Conference: Innovation, Intangible Assets During and After the Global Pandemic, CUHK LAW, Online, 30-31 July 2021).
• Ngoc Son Bui and Jyh-An Lee, ‘Comparative Cybersecurity Law in Socialist Asia’ (Paper presented at Cybersecurity Law and Policy Scholars Conference, University of Minnesota Law School, 1-2 October 2021).

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Johannes Chan and C. L. Lim (eds), Law of the Hong Kong Constitution (Sweet & Maxwell, 3^rd ed, 2021) 1207 pgs.
• C. L. Lim (ed), The Cambridge Companion to International Arbitration (Cambridge University Press, 2021) 552 pgs.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• C. L. Lim, ‘Reports of TPP’s Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated’ in Mahdev Mohan and Chester Brown (eds), The Asian Turn in Foreign Investment (Cambridge University Press, August 2021) 242-258.
• C. L. Lim and Johannes Chan, ‘Autonomy and Central-Local Relations’ in Johannes Chan and C. L. Lim (eds), Law of the Hong Kong Constitution (Sweet & Maxwell, 3^rd ed, 2021) 40-82.
• C. L. Lim and Roda Mushkat, ‘External Affairs’ in Johannes Chan and C. L. Lim (eds), Law of the Hong Kong Constitution (Sweet & Maxwell, 3^rd ed, 2021) 83-125.
• Johannes Chan and C. L. Lim, ‘Interpreting Constitutional Rights and Permissible Restrictions’ in Johannes Chan and C. L. Lim (eds), Law of the Hong Kong Constitution (Sweet & Maxwell, 3^rd ed, 2021) 555-618.
• C. L. Lim, ‘Right to Vote and Right to Political Participation’ in Johannes Chan and C. L. Lim (eds), Law of the Hong Kong Constitution (Sweet & Maxwell, 3^rd ed, 2021) 1057-1095.
• C. L. Lim, ‘Development of the Principal Forms from Antiquity to Arbitromania’ in C. L. Lim (ed), The Cambridge Companion to International Arbitration (Cambridge University Press, 2021) 3-37.
• C. L. Lim, ‘Regression, a Conclusion’ in C. L. Lim (ed), The Cambridge Companion to International Arbitration (Cambridge University Press, 2021) 468-482.

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• C. L. Lim, ‘A Comparative Study of National Security Laws’ (Paper presented at National Security Law: Legal Forum, HK Department of Justice, HKSAR Government, 5 July 2021).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Michael Lower, ‘Communities of inquiry pedagogy in undergraduate courses’ (2022) The Law Teacher 1-15.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Mara Malagodi, ‘Limiting Constituent Power? Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments and Time-Bound Constitution Making in Nepal’ in Rehan Abeyratne and Ngoc Son Bui (eds), The Law and Politics of Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments in Asia (Routledge, 2021).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Sandra Marco Colino, ‘The Internationalization of China’s Foreign Direct Investment Laws’ (2021) 45(2) Fordham International Law Journal 275-313.
  
• Sandra Marco Colino, ‘The case against Alibaba in China and its wider policy repercussions’ (2022) 10(1) Journal of Antitrust Enforcement 217-229.
• Sandra Marco Colino, ‘The Incursion of Antitrust into China’s Platform Economy’ (2022) 67(2) The Antitrust Bulletin 237-258.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘Environmental Considerations in Competition Enforcement’ in roundtable organized by OECD Competition Committee, Online (2021-12).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Bryan Mercurio and Yuanyuan Zhang, ‘As Makeshift As We Are: Hong Kong’s Pragmatic Approach to Nutrition Claims’ (2021) 27(2) UC Davis Journal of International Law and Policy 261-298.
• Bryan Mercurio, ‘WTO Waiver from Intellectual Property Protection for COVID-19 Vaccines and Treatments: A Critical Review’ (2021) 62 Virginia Journal of International Law 9-32.
• Bryan Mercurio and Pratyush Nath Upreti, ‘The Legality of a Trips Waiver for Covid-19 Vaccines under International Investment Law’ (2022) 71(2) International and Comparative Law Quarterly 323-355.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Eliza Mik, ‘Contracts in Code?’ (2021) 13(2) Law, Innovation and Technology.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Ryan Mitchell, ‘‘State Form’ in the Theory and Practice of Constitutional Change in Modern China’ in Rehan Abeyratne and Ngoc Son Bui (eds), The Law and Politics of Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments in Asia  (Routledge, 2021).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Ryan Mitchell, ‘China’s Participation in the Second Hague Conference and the Concept of Equal Sovereignty in International Law’ (2021) Asian Journal of International Law 1-21.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Ryan Mitchell, ‘Towards an ‘Asian Faction’ in International Law?: On Third Worldism and Contingent Eurocentrism Since the Second Hague Conference of 1907’ on the Harvard International Law Journal Online (6 December 2021) <https://harvardilj.org/2021/12/towards-an-asian-faction-in-international-law-on-third-worldism-and-contingent-eurocentrism-since-the-second-hague-conference-of-1907/ >.

• Ryan Mitchell, ‘Why pressuring neutral states to sanction Russia could backfire’ on Responsible Statecraft (8 April 2022) <https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2022/04/08/why-pressuring-neutral-states-to-sanction-russia-could-backfire/>.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Noam Noked, ‘The Case for Domestic Minimum Taxes on Multinationals’ (2022) 105(6) Tax Notes International 667-674.
• Noam Noked, Zachary Marcone and Alison Tsang. ‘The Expansion and Internationalization of Mandatory Disclosure Rules’ (2022) 13(2) Columbia Journal of Tax Law 122-163.

SCHOLARLY BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS

• Michael Ramsden, International Justice in the United Nations General Assembly (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2021) 256 pgs.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Michael Ramsden, ‘Accountability for Crimes against the Rohingya: Strategic Litigation in the International Court of Justice’ (2021) 26 Harvard Negotiation Law Review 153-191.
• Michael Ramsden, ‘Cooperation with United Nations Atrocity Inquiries’ (2022) 45(3) Fordham International Law Journal  473-512.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

• Michael Ramsden, ‘Uniting for Peace: The Emergency Special Session on Ukraine’ on the Harvard International Law Journal (2022) <https://harvardilj.org/2022/04/uniting-for-peace-the-emergency-special-session-on-ukraine/>.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Christopher Roberts, ‘The Global Red Scare and the Anti-Worker Repressive Model, 1913-1927’ 2022 5(2) Cardozo International and Comparative Law Review 415-499.

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Anne Scully-Johnson, ‘Hong Kong: Desperately Seeking Legislative Reform’ in Margaret Brinig (ed), International Survey of Family Law 2021 (Intersentia, September 2021) 211-232.  

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Samuli Seppänen, ‘Turning the Party State Inside Out: CCP Intra-party Regulations as a Theoretical Challenge’ (2022) The Chinese Journal of Comparative Law 1-12.
  
  

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Dicky Tsang and Jyh-An Lee, ‘The Ping-Pong Olympics of Antisuit Injunction in FRAND Litigation’ (2022) 28(2) Michigan Technology Law Review 305-383.
  

CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR PAPERS

• Dicky Tsang and Jyh-An Lee, ‘An Endless Game of Ping Pong – Anti-Suit Injunction in FRAND’ (Paper presented at 13th IP Conference: Innovation, Intangible Assets During and After the Global Pandemic, CUHK LAW, Online, 30-31 July 2021).

BOOK CHAPTER

• Normann Witzleb and Moira Paterson, ‘Micro-Targeting in Political Campaigns: Political Promise and Democratic Risk’ in Uta Kohl and Jacob Eisler (eds), Data-Driven Personalisation in Markets, Politics and Law (Cambridge University Press, 2021) 223-240.
• Normann Witzleb and Moira Paterson, ‘The Australian COVIDSafe App and Privacy: Lessons for the Future of Privacy Regulation’ in Belinda Bennett and Ian Freckelton (eds),Pandemics, Public Health Emergencies and Government Powers: Perspectives on Australian Law (Federation Press, 2021) 165-180.
• Damian Clifford, Megan Richardson and Normann Witzleb, ‘Artificial Intelligence and Sensitive Inferences: New Challenges for Data Protection Laws’ in Mark Findlay, Jolyon Ford, Josephine Seah and Dilan Thampapillai (eds), Regulatory Insights on Artificial Intelligence (Edward Elgar, 2022) 19-45.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Lisa Archbold, Damian Clifford, Moira Paterson, Megan Richardson and Normann Witzleb, ‘Adtech and Children’s Data Rights’ (2021) 44(3) UNSW Law Journal 857-877.

• Murray Brown and Normann Witzleb, ‘Big Brother at Work – Workplace Surveillance and Employee Privacy in Australia’ (2021) 34(3) Australian Journal of Labour Law 170-199.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

• ‘The Hong Kong (SAR) Indemnity Fund for Adverse Events Following Immunization with COVID-19 Vaccines’ in Covid-19 Vaccine Injury Compensation Schemes: Comparative Perspectives organized by CUHK LAW Centre for Comparative and Transnational Law (CCTL) and British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL), Online (2021-07).

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Haochuan Gong and Chao Xi, ‘戴着镣铐跳舞的机构投资者Dance with Shackles On? An Empirical Assessment of Investor Stewardship in China’ (2021) 15(5) 《清华法学 Tsinghua University Law Journal》 111.
• Tianshu Liu, Runqiao Zou and Chao Xi, ‘粤港澳大灣區涉港澳民商事案件的國際私法問題研究 — 基於深圳前海法院審判實踐的實證分析  Private International Law in China’s Greater Bay Area: An Empirical Assessment of the Qianhai Court Judgments’ (2021) 3《港澳研究 Hong Kong and Macao Journal》16-30.
• Chao Xi, ‘Shareholder Voting and COVID-19: The China Experience’ (2021) 9(2) The Chinese Journal of Comparative Law 125-156. 
• Chao Xi and Ning Cao, ‘粤港澳大湾区 跨境证券执法司法问题探析  Cross-Border Enforcement of Securities Laws in China’s Greater Bay Area: Issues and Analysis’ (2022) 2 《人民检察  People’s Procuratorial Semimonthly 》 64-67.

• Chao Xi, ‘The End of the War or the Commencement of Battle? Cryptocurrency Regulation in China’ (2022) 37(2) Banking & Finance Law Review 339-360.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• James Zeng, ‘Environmental Policy and Compensation in China: An Empirical Analysis of Article Eight of the Chinese Administrative License Law’ (2022) Journal of Environmental Law 1-19.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

• Hao Zhang, ‘China’s Ownership Policies in the Coal Sector: Effectiveness of Capacity Regulation and Prospect for Climate Change Mitigation’ (2021) Journal of Energy & Natural Resources Law.
• Hao Zhang, ‘China’s Natural Gas Sector Regulation in the Context of Pipeline Restructuring: Towards Independent Gas Pipeline Operation?’ (2021) 14(6) Journal of World Energy Law & Business 447-463.