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Public Law

Global health diplomacy in times of COVID-19

In times of COVID-19 politics must be quarantined from healthcare efforts. Transparent information sharing between the WHO and States should be encouraged. But will the issue of Taiwan hamper this?

Anmol Gulecha • 30-04-2020

Public Law

Arbitrability of competition claims in China – A case study of the EU, US and China

Both China’s arbitration law and competition law were derived from western jurisdictions around 10 years ago. In recent years, arbitration has become the preferable forum as an alternative to litigation in China.

Siyou Zhou • 16-12-2019

Private Law

The first personal bankruptcy case in China

It has been long held in China that a debt must be repaid, particularly the debt of a father by his son. Is this going to change? What does the first personal bankruptcy case in China tell us?

Shuai Guo • 18-10-2019

Public Law

Change the system, not the climate: From the perspective of climate change law

The global climate is changing. Against the backdrop of social concerns, climate change laws have permeated global political discourse. This blog presents latest developments in international conventions, China, the US and the EU.

Haiqing Hao • 18-04-2019

Blogs

Global health diplomacy in times of COVID-19

Arbitrability of competition claims in China – A case study of the EU, US and China

The first personal bankruptcy case in China

Change the system, not the climate: From the perspective of climate change law