Prof. Christopher ROBERTS has been appointed an Associate Research Fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, part of the School of Advanced Study at the University of London.
News Prof. Christopher ROBERTS has published a co-authored book chapter entitled “The Legacies of Vagrancy Law and the Reconstruction of the Criminal in Hong Kong, 1945–2022” with Hazel W. H. Leung in Stefan Vogenauer & Donal Coffey (eds.) Legal Transfer and Legal Geography in the British Empire (Max Planck Institute Read more…
CUHK LAW is inviting applications for Short-term Visiting Fellows Programme. CUHK LAW is among the most dynamic and accomplished law schools in Asia. Since welcoming its inaugural cohort in 2006, CUHK LAW’s achievements in research and education have been internationally recognized. This recognition is further reflected in the most recent Read more…
News Prof. Christopher ROBERTS has published an article entitled “Defining Forced and Free Labor, 1930–1957” in the Fordham International Law Journal. Read the article here.
News A Note by Prof. Chin Leng LIM, Choh-Ming Li Professor of Law, on SYL and LBL v GIF [2024] HKCFI 1324, a case concerning the compatibility of the several arbitration agreements in the initiation of a single arbitration under multiple contracts, is published in the current January 2025 issue Read more…
News Prof. Jyh-An LEE’s co-edited book, Web3 Governance: Law and Policy, has been published by Routledge. This scholarly work is a product of the CUHK-UoM Research Fund, which seeks to deepen research collaboration between CUHK and the University of Manchester (UoM). In alignment with this goal, the Centre for Legal Read more…
Prof. Ryan MITCHELL has been awarded a fellowship by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). The CFR-Hitachi International Affairs Fellowship in Japan is sponsored by Hitachi, Ltd., and is described as a “transformational program [that] enables mid-career professionals to carry out research on core geopolitical issues”. Prof. Mitchell has been Read more…
Prof. Jae Woon LEE was quoted in Business Insider’s article entitled “Legal experts weigh in on Delta’s $30,000 ‘no strings attached’ payment to passengers after crash-landing incident”. The article is available here.
Prof. Eliza MIK delivered a presentation titled “Contract Law at an Inflection Point?” at the Artificial Intelligence and Scots Law: Transforming the Future Workshop on 17 February 2025. Organized by the University of Dundee and funded by the Royal Society of Edinburgh, the workshop convened a number of leading European Read more…
News Congratulations to Prof. Eliza MIK on receiving HK$369,539 under the Special Funding Scheme for Development of Discipline-specific Artificial Intelligence Courses (supported by the Teaching Development and Language Enhancement Grant 2022-25) for her project entitled “Responsible Use of AI in Legal Education: From Overreliance to Productivity”. Prof. Mik’s project is Read more…