Current PhD Students
Miss Dan Xie
‘Due Process Defence to Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards under the New York Convention: A Global Perspective in Theory and Practice' (Lucas Lixinski/Leon Trakman/Jeanne Huang)
Miss Hui Pang
'Global Commons in International Investment Law: The Rights and Responsibilities of States and Investors in Renewable Energy Investments’ (Xiao-Chuan Weng/ Heng Wang/ Lucas Lixinski)
Miss Qi (Belle) Guo
'Continuous Disclosure of Chinese Cross-border Listed Companies in Australia: Delisting Issues and Enhancement Measures' (Marina Nehme/ Xiao-chuan Weng)
Miss Zhenyu (Zoe) Xiao
‘The Evolution of Settlement of Investor-State Disputes in China: A Coherent and Conscious Approach?’ (Heng Wang/ Jonathan Bonnitcha)
Mr. Peicheng (Matthew) Wu
'Research on Anti-monopoly Regulation of Abuse of Market Dominance in Trade Secret' (Deborah Healey/ Xiao-chuan Weng/Alexandra George)
Mr. Shangxuan (Martin) Wu
'The Status Quo and Prospect of Dual-Class Share Structure in Mainland China: Lessons and Experiences from Practices Under the Common Law System' (Xiao-chuan Weng)
Mr. Simon Lacey
‘Success and failure in the race to coordinate domestic policies, regulatory frameworks and institutions to the realities of the 21st century trading system: Australia and its regional trade partners’ (Heng Wang/ Weihuan Zhou)
Ms. Shuo Yang
'Reforming Corporate Governance Laws of Chinese Nonprofit Residential Care Institutions：Theoretical and practical Considerations' (Xiao-chuan Weng/ Marina Nehme)
PhD graduates
Dr. Xue (Sophia) Bai
‘Reform of Chinese state-owned enterprises: What China can learn from the practice of competitive neutrality in Australia’ (Deborah Healey/Leon Trakman/Heng Wang/Mark Williams)
Dr. Xiaomeng (Phyllis) Qu
'Protection of Private Property Rights in Compulsory Land Acquisition in Modern China'(Brendan Edgeworth/Weihuan Zhou)