Position/Title: Ph.D in International Law, Lecturer

Institute/Department:

Wuhan University China Institute of Boundary and Ocean Studies ( since September, 2014)

Expertise:

Maritime Law, Artificial island and island building, fishery law and enforcement

Academic Qualifications: 

2008.9-2014.9: Ph.D. in International Law (specializing in the Maritime Law), Wuhan University

2005.9-2007.7: M.A. in Linguistics (specializing in Teaching Methodology), Wuhan University

2001.9-2005.7: B.A. in Art and Law (dual degree), Wuhan University

Working Experience: 

2007．7—2014.7 Teaching Assistant and Research Fellow, in Wuhan University WTO Studies School.

2009．9-2010.7  Academic Secretary, assisting the Dean in WTO Studies School

2010.9-2011.7    Director of Foreign Affair Office in WTO Studies School

2010.9-2010.11 Erasmus Mundus Programmescholarship,Visiting Scholar in Law school of Deusto Univeristy, Spain. giving lectures on Chinese Legal system, and coaching Moot.

2013.9-2014.1 Visiting Fellow,Lauterpacht Centre of Internaional Law, Cambridge University, Worked on MaritimeLaw, on Ocean governance before and after delimitation in East China Sea from Chinese perspective.

Research Projects:

The project funded by Wuhan University for Young Scholars: Artificial Island Building and international Law.

Awards and Scholarships：

• Erasmus Mundus Programme scholarship. (Sept. ,2010)

• Best teacher in WTO Studies School (October 2010)

International Conferences and other experience：

1. Attended The Hague Academy for International Law, Public International Law Session. (Aug. 2009)

2. Erasmus Mundus Programme scholarship,Visiting Scholar to Deusto Univeristy, Law School in Spain. Co-teaching and giving lectures about Chinese Legal System (Sept. 2010).

3. Visiting Scholar,Lauterpacht Centre of Internaional Law, Cambridge University (Sept. 2013). Worked on MaritimeLaw, on Ocean governance before and after delimitation in East China Sea from Chinese perspective.

4. Attended Seminar on the South China Sea Arbitration and the International Rule of Law, in the Hague, Netherland. (June. 2016)

5. Attended the hearing of the delimitation case in the international tribunal of the law of the sea, Hamburger, Germany.(February, 2017)

Major Publications:

1. “International Law research Methodology Based on Maitime Law.”------Chinese International Law Conference Yearbook,2010.

2. “Legal analysis of Japan and China Ship Collision issue in the Senkaku Island area”,Government Report, 2011.

3. “The Evolution of China’s Codification of PIL”,Co-auther with Guoyong Zou, 2012, Currently Underway of publication in the Journal of Polish Private International Law.

4. “ Research on the legal regime of Artificial Island in UNCLOS”, Hubei Social Science Journal, China, 2014.

5. “The Definition and the Analysis of Artificial Islands in UNCLOS”,Journal of Wuhan University of Technology,China, 2014.

6. “Research on the Legal Evolution of Artificial Islands -----from the Codification History of United Nations Convention on the Law of Sea”, Journal of Wuhan University, China,2014.

7. “The United Nations and China's Contribution to Development of the Post-war International Order for Seventy Years”,Co-author with Professor Yu Minyou, 2015.

8. DID UNCLOS PRESERVE CHINA’S ANCESTRAL FISHING FREEDOMS AT SEA?An Inquiry into the International Law basis of the Nine Dash Line as a

9. ‘Historic Rights’ Line in the context of the South China Sea Arbitration (Philippines v. China) Case，Translation, Journal of Bundary and Ocean Studies, 2016.

Contact details

E-mail：ww330@whu.edu.cn；Tel：027-68756726