Professor Deborah Healey, Dr Xue Bai and Dr Rhonda Smith explore ‘Competitive Neutrality: OECD Recommendations and the Australian Experience' in the Journal of Competition Law & Economics.
Dr Dan Xie, Research Associate Professor at East China University of Political Science and Law, shared her doctoral research experience at UNSW CIBEL upon graduation on 30 November 2022.
Associate Professor Kun Fan and Associate Professor Xiao-chuan (Charlie) Weng have co-edited a book based on CIBEL’s 2020 Global Network Conference Series.
Find out more about Associate Professor Kun Fan's newest publication which explores ‘Beyond law and politics: an empirical study of judicial mediation in China.’
Associate Professor Kun Fan explored ‘A Review of China’s Sustainable Development of Goals Through International Investment Agreements’ in a recent conference and publication.
Professor Deborah Healey shared her insights on ‘Asia-Pacific Antitrust’ alongside experts in a discussion for the American Bar Association’s Antitrust Law Section conference.
Professor Deborah Healey shares her thoughts on the competitive neutrality policy at the 2022 Business at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (BIAC) webinar.
The 2022 JCICEL Conference brought together legal, academic, and business experts from Tsinghua University and UNSW to discuss the newest developments in International Commercial and Economic Law.
On Wednesday 31 August, the CIBEL-CCLA Conference on Sustainable Banking and Financial Regulation in Asia: Principles, Practice and Innovation was held in Singapore.
CIBEL member Dr Lu Wang has co-authored a journal article for a Special Issue of the ICSID Review - Foreign Investment Law Journal on ‘Force Majeure and Investment Arbitration.’
Dr Xue (Sophia) Bai has been co-awarded the Concurrences 2022 PhD. Award for her research on the ‘Reform of Chinese State-Owned Enterprises: What China Can Learn from the Practice of Competitive Neutrality Policy in Australia.’
Associate Professor Weihaun Zhou has co-authored an article discussing China's potential entry into the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership.
