Publications
Publications
One of the aims of the CLD project is to create a platform for knowledge exchange between and among young practitioners and scholars in China and host states on the topics of the legal and regulatory issues of Chinese outbound capital. Research Briefs, written by Research Associates and other members of the research team, provide snapshots of either preliminary or on-going research projects conducted on such issues. As such, they represent the cutting edge of scholarship on these concerns.
Opinions expressed therein represent the personal views of the authors and are not attributable to either their respective institutions or the University of Oxford.
Suggested citation: Author’s Last name, First name, Title (Date). China, Law and Development Research Brief. Available at: [http address].
Latest Research Briefs
Technology Transfer in China–Africa Trade Relations
The Digital Silk Road and China’s Role in the UN Ad Hoc Cybercrime Committee
Hainan Free Trade Port: Concept, Challenges and Legislation
Research Briefs, August 2020
International Arbitration in China and its Prospects – How it is Promoted at the Local Level
Left Behind: The Impact of China’s Mega-projects on Malaysia’s Marginalised
New Developments in the Hainan Free Trade Zone/Port and their Implications
The Fate of Chinese Mega Projects in Myanmar in Light of Growing Sentiment Against Chinese Investors
The Questionable Legality and Prospects of Chinese Hydropower Dam Investments in Cambodia
Research Briefs, March 2020
Gender Equality through the BRI: Addressing Women’s Rights in Development
Corporate Social Responsibility along the Chinese Financed Railway Mega-Project in East Africa
Competing for Policy Enforcement: The Marketization of Commercial Arbitration in China
Labor Protections for Overseas Chinese Workers: a Role for Chinese Courts?
Research Briefs, 2019
A Glimpse into Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank’s Financing Practices
Patronage and Clientelism of Chinese Investment in Cambodia
Resetting Multilateralism: China’s Globalism and Competition Policy
Influence through Infrastructure: Contesting the Chinese-Built Standard Gauge Railway in Kenya
The Context and Implications of AIIB Policy Conditionality Practices
The Role of PRC Lawyers and Law Firms in Chinese Outbound Initiatives
Chinese Weaponized Investments and the Rise of Screening Mechanisms in Europe
BRITACOM: A New Multilateral Tax Administration Cooperation Mechanism under the Belt and Road Initiative
Facilitating Migration of "Talented Human Resources" (Rencai) along the Belt and Road Initiative
Investment Arbitration Under OHADA Law: Advantages for Chinese Investments in Africa
Update on the China International Commercial Court
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