会议预告丨“涉外法治”能力建设

2022全球法律与战略 · 研究企划

发展、秩序与全球法  会讲系列 · 五

Around 2020, the Chinese Government began advocating for the building of a “foreign-related ‘rule of law’” . This reform has potentially important and far-reaching implications for China’s cross-border trade and investment as well as China’s participation in the international legal system, more generally. However, “foreign-related ‘rule of law’” remains largely embryonic as a reform initiative and is not clearly understood by all stakeholders, including industry, legal service providers, officials, and academia. 

Matthew S. Erie (J.D., Ph.D.) is an Associate Professor, Member of the Law Faculty, and Associate Research Fellow of the Socio-Legal Studies Centre at the University of Oxford. Professor Erie is trained in both law and anthropology and studies comparative Asian law, including the relationship between Anglo-American law and Asian law. Specifically, he has written on Chinese domestic law (e.g., property law, constitutional law, dispute resolution, and anti-corruption law) and international law (e.g., dispute resolution, conflict of laws, and investment law). His current research project “China, Law and Development,” funded by a European Research Council Starting Grant, examines the role of law in China’s global development.

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