Asia’s Global Law School
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Name WANG Jiangyu |
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Designation Associate Professor |
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Qualifications SJD (Pennsylvania), MJur (Oxford), LL.M (Pennsylvania), LL.M (Peking), LL.B (China University of Political Science and Law), Attorney & Counsellor (New York State & China) |
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Appointment(s) Deputy Director of the Centre for Asian Legal Studies, National University of Singapore, Faculty of Law Executive Member of the Governing Council of the World Trade Organization Institute of China Law Society (China) Member of the Governing Council of the Chinese Society of International Economic Law Senior Fellow, Law and Development Institute (Australia) Fellow, Centre for Chinese Law, University of Hong Kong Fellow, Asian Institute of International Financial Law, Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong Joint Editors-in-Chief, The Asian Journal of Comparative Law Editor, Law and Development Review |
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| Email Address: lawwjy@nus.edu.sg | |
| Office Tel: (65) 6516-3588 | |
| Office Fax: (65) 6779-0979 | |
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Office Address FED-02-24 Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore Eu Tong Sen Building 469G Bukit Timah Road Singapore 259776 |
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Research Interests International law and international relations International economic law World trade law International financial regulation Comparative corporate and securities law Chinese corporate law and securities regulation Financial regulation in China Chinese legal system |
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Subjects Taught International Economic Law & International Relations China, India and International Law Chinese Corporate and Securities Law Law and Development in China Chinese Legal Traditions and Legal Chinese |
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Brief Biodata |
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Representative Publications 1. China, India and the International Economic Order (co-edited with M. Sornarajah), Cambridge University Press, 660 pp. (2010). 2. "Regulatory Competition and Cooperation between Securities Markets in Hong Kong and Mainland China" (2009) 4:3 Capital Markets Law Journal 383-404. 3. "Financial Liberalization in East Asia: Lessons from Crises and the Chinese Experience of Controlled Liberalization", (2007) 41:1 Journal of World Trade 211-241. 4. "The Rule of Law in China: A Realistic View of the Jurisprudence, the Impact of the WTO, and the Prospects for Future Development" [2004] Singapore Year Book of Legal Studies 347-389. 5. "China's Regional Trade Agreements (RTA) Approach: The Law, Geopolitics, and the Impact on the Multilateral Trading System" [2004] 8 Singapore Year Book of International Law 119-147. 6. "China and the Universal Human Rights Standards" (2001) 29:1 Syracuse Journal of International Law & Commerce 135-158. |
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