APCEL - Asia-Pacific Centre for Environmental Law
APCEL Post-Doctoral Fellow
Fang Meng (Mandy)
Post-Doctoral Fellow
lawfm@nus.edu.sg
Mandy holds a PhD from the Chinese
University of Hong Kong, LLM from
University College London, Bachelor of
Management and Bachelor of Laws degrees
from Chongqing University.
Her thesis “Green Economy: Renewable
Energy Support Measures and WTO Rules”
analysed the interactions between green
economy policies, mainly in the form of
government support in the renewable
energy sector, and WTO rules. Mandy
advanced some significant legal policy
recommendations to improve the WTO-compatibility
of green economy measures, which are
very timely in the current global trade
climate.
Research Interests
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International
Economic Law |
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International
environmental law |
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Climate change law |
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International energy law |
Representative publications:
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‘Shades of
Green: Mapping the Parameters of
the GATT Article III:8(a)
Government Procurement
Derogation in the Renewable
Energy Transition’ (2019)
Journal of World Investment and
Trade (forthcoming) |
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‘The Rise of
Trade Remedies on Renewable
Energy Sector and the Need of a
Bilateral Agreement between the
EU and China’ in Peter Hefele,
Michael Palocz-Andresen and
Maximilian Rech (eds) Climate
and Energy Protection in the EU
and China (Springer Verlag
Germany, 2018) |
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‘Analysis
of Panel Report, Indonesia –
Importation of Horticultural
Products, Animals and Animal
Products’ in Jan Wouters and
Geert Van Calster (eds) Oxford
Reports on International Trade
Decisions (Oxford University
Press, 2018) |
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‘The Contribution of
State-Owned Enterprises to
Climate Change Mitigation in
China’ (2017) 7 Climate Law
97-124 (with Benoit Mayer and
Mikko Rajavuori) |
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