Each year, CCLP organises a diverse range of events for its members. These include research seminars with external academics and launches of members' published research.
Take a look at some of our past events:
Dr Qiao's presentation illuminated China's governance framework and its evolving approach to addressing mass actions from a juridification account.
Professor Nathalie A. Smuha presented her book entitled 'Algorithmic Rule By Law. How Algorithmic Regulation in the Public Sector Erodes the Rule of Law.'
The Centre for Chinese Law and Policy offered a unique one-week summer academy which delves into Chinese legal evolution within the global context.
The Centre for Chinese Law and Policy hosted an in-person talk by Prof. Yvonne Tew (Georgetown, Law) on strategic judicial empowerment.
The Centre for Chinese Law and Policy hosted a talk by Dr. Ewan Smith (UCL) on her paper which questions the claim that legality is a coherent doctrine.
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