Fellow Publications

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• Ali S., “Conciliation Beyond the Courts – Aspirations and Limits of Mandated and Voluntary Court Mediation Programmes From a Multi-Jurisdictional Perspective”, In Burkhard Hess, Margaret Woo, Loïc Cadiet, Séverine Menétrey, and Enrique Vallines García (eds), Comparative Procedural Law and Justice, November 2024, Part XV Chapter 2
  
  
• “The Seeming Paradox of Prevention: Dispute Mitigation by Multilateral Development Banks”, 43(2) C.J.Q., March 2024, 142-168; University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law Research Paper No. 2024/04, available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4746737
  
  
• “Comparative International Arbitration Law” In Mathias Siems and Po Jen Yap (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of Comparative Law, Cambridge University Press, January 2024, 610-624

Professor Douglas W. Arner

• Arner D.W., Ratna T., Animashaun S., Bedi J., and Mishra N., “Centralization in Decentralized Finance: Systemic Risk in the Crypto Ecosystem and Crypto’s Future as a Regulated Industry” 87(2) Law and Contemporary Problems, April 2025, 185-210
  
  
• Wang C.M. and Arner D.W., “Bigtechs and the Emergence of New Systemically Important Financial Institutions: Lessons from the Chinese Experience”, 39(1) Emory International Law Review, December 2024, 23-76
  
  
• Arner D.W., Buckley R.P., Zetzsche D.A., and Didenko A.N., “Monetary Hegemony: Technological Evolution and the International Monetary System”, 42(2) Boston University International Law Journal, October 2024, 213-262
  
  
• Arner D.W., Zetzsche D.A., Buckley R.P., and Kirkwood J., “The Financialisation of Crypto: Designing an International Regulatory Consensus” 53 Computer Law and Security Review, May 2024, 105970
  
  
• Buckley R.P., Arner D.W. and Zetzsche D.A., Fintech: Finance, Technology and Regulation, Cambridge University Press, November 2023, 287 pp
  
  
• Zetzsche D.A., Arner D.W. and Buckley R.P., “Sustainability, Financial Inclusion and Efficiency: A Trilemma or a Trifecta for the Regulation of Digital Finance?”, 39(3) Banking & Finance Law Review, August 2023, 445-466; University of New South Wales Law Research Paper No. 23-25, available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4527464

Professor Giuliano G. Castellano

• Giuliano G. Castellano, “Don’t Call It a Failure: Systemic Risk Governance for Complex Financial Systems” 49(4)  Law & Social Inquiry, Cambridge University Press, March 2024, 2245
  
  
• Giuliano G. Castellano & Marek Dubovec, “UNIDROIT Access to Credit Instruments” in B. Köhler, R. Gulati, T. John (eds), The Elgar Companion to UNIDROIT, Edward Elgar, 2024
  
  
• Douglas W. Arner, Giuliano G. Castellano, Eriks K. Selga, “The Emergence of Financial Data Governance and the Challenge of Financial Data Sovereignty” in A. Chander & H. Sun (eds.) Data Sovereignty: From the Digital Silk Road to the Return of the State, Oxford University Press, 2023
  
  
• Douglas W. Arner, Giuliano G. Castellano, Eriks K. Selga, “Financial Data Governance”  74(2) UC Law Journal (formerly Hastings Law Journal) (2023), 235

Professor Felix Chan

• Yuan M., Kao B., Wu T.H., Cheung M.M.K., Chan H.W.H., Cheung A.S.Y., Chan F., and Chen Y., “Bringing Legal Knowledge to the Public by Constructing a Legal Question Bank Using Large-scale Pre-trained Language Model” In Kevin D. Ashley, Giovanni Sartor, Matthias Grabmair, and Katie Atkinson (eds), Artificial Intelligence and Law, Springer, July 2023

Professor Thomas Cheng

• Cheng T., “Tying in the World of Algorithms”, 25(2) Theoretical Inquiries in Law, September 2024

• “Competition Law and AI”, In Ernest Lim and Philip Morgan (eds), The Cambridge Handbook of Private Law and Artificial Intelligence, Cambridge University Press, March 2024, 472-491

Professor Wilson Chow

• Chow W.S. and Chan J., “Stamp Duty in Hong Kong (1981-2024): The Evolution Waltz”,  55(1) Hong Kong Law Journal 2025, 2025, 127- 152
  
  
• Chow W.S. and Li C.C.Y., Encyclopaedia of Hong Kong Taxation Vol 1 – Stamp Duty (Issue 32), LexisNexis, April 2025
  
  
• Chow W.S. and Leung S., Encyclopaedia of Hong Kong Taxation Vols 3 to 5 – Taxation of Income (Issues 48 and 49), LexisNexis, July and October 2024
  
  
• Chow W.S. and Li C.C.Y., Encyclopaedia of Hong Kong Taxation Vol 1 – Stamp Duty (Issue 31), Hong Kong/Singapore/Malaysia/India, LexisNexis, April 2024
  
  
• Chen J. and Chow W.S., “Global Minimum Tax Reform and the Future of Tax Competition” 77(8) Bulletin for International Taxation, August 2023, 14 pp
  
  
• Chow W.S., Mariani S. and Leung S., Encyclopaedia of Hong Kong Taxation Vols 3 to 5 – Taxation of Income (Issues 46 and 47), Hong Kong / Singapore / Malaysia / India, LexisNexis, July and October 2023

Professor Richard Cullen

• Cullen R., “DeepSeek Proves that Sovereignty Matters”, China Daily, published online, April 2025
  
  
• Cullen R., “Goods and Services Tax Could Restore Hong Kong’s Fiscal Health”, China Daily, published online, January 2025
  
  
• Cullen R., “The World Needs a New Reserve Currency”, China Daily, published online, November 2024
  
  
• Cullen R., “The BRI Gets it Right”, Pearls and Irritations, February 2024
  
  
• Cullen R., “How the Chinese Diaspora Paved the Way for BRI”, FridayEveryday, October 2023

Professor Say Goo

• Wei S. and Goo S. (eds), FinTech and Legal Evolution: Credit, Currency, and AI, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, March 2025

Professor Weixia Gu

• Gu W., “China’s Modernization of International Commercial Arbitration and Transnational Legal Order”, 9(1) UC Irvine Journal of International, Transnational, and Comparative Law, October 2024, 110-139

Professor Eric Ip

• The Freest Market in the World: The Constitutional Logic of Economic Liberty in China’s Hong Kong by Gonzalo Villalta Puig and Eric Ip, London: Routledge 2023

Professor Jedidiah Kroncke

• Kroncke J. and Li H., “The Global Scope of Competitive Legalities in the Early 19^th-Century South China Sea: The Topaz Incident”, 35(4) European Journal of International Laws, November 2024, 929-958

Professor Kelvin Kwok

• Kwok K., “An Autonomy Theory of Consumer Protection Law”, 86(2) Antitrust Law Journal, December 2024, 411-472

Professor Emily Lee

• Lee E., “Advancing Digital Economy and Financial Inclusion through Central Bank Digital Currencies: A Comprehensive Analysis of Policies and Legal Implications through e-CNY and e-Naira”, 33(1) African Journal of International and Comparative Law, February 2025, 1-28
  
  
• Lee E., “Digitalization and Tokenization of Money: Exploring Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) Theories and Retail CBDC Developments in China”, 41(2) Banking and Finance Law Review, 2025, 271-300
  
  
• Lee E., “Digital Banking and Financial Inclusion in the Digital Economy: A Comparative Study of Policies, Regulations and Practices in Hong Kong and Singapore”, forthcoming
  
  
• Lee E. and Wong J., “Commercial Law in Hong Kong” In Sarah Biddulph and Kathryn Taylor (eds), Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of Asian Law, forthcoming

Professor Gary Meggitt

• Meggitt G., “The Changing Landscape of Professional Liabilities”, In Baris Soyer and Ӧzlem Gürses (eds), Insurability of Emerging Risks: Law, Theory and Practice, Bloomsbury Publishing, January 2025, 233-254
  
  
• Meggitt G., “Marine Insurance Fraud and Emerging Technology” In Ӧzlem Gürses (ed), Research Handbook on Marine Insurance Law, Edward Elgar, March 2024, 275-305