Work Experiences：
•  2005-present, Associate Professor, Tsinghua University School of Law
•  2001-2005, Lecturer and then Associate Professor, Department of Law, China National School of Administration
•  1998-2001, Part-time Editor, Journal of Social Science in China
•  1992-1996, Lawyer, Personnel of Legal Propaganda and Education Office, Bureau of Justice of Tiantai County, Zhejiang Province

Books:
• The Legitimate Foundation of Judicial Review: A British Topic, China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2007
• Footsteps Toward Rule of Law: A Chronicle of Administrative Law in China, China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2005
• Administrative Law of Contemporary China (co-author), China Fangzheng Press, 2005

Articles:
2007
• China’s Administrative Law Scholarship during 2005-2006, China Legal Science, 2007-1
•  Interpretation on Specific Administrative Action, Administrative Law Review, 2007-4
•  The Foreign Sources of Administrative Law Scholarship in China, Journal of Comparative Law, 2007-6

2006
•  The Hearing Procedures in British Administrative Law, China Legal Science, 2006-4
•  Vicissitudes of Administrative Law Research Paradigm, in The Path of China’s Administrative Law: Collection of Essays Celebrating Professor Ying Songnian’s Seventieth Birthday, China Legal Publishing House, 2005

2005
•  Constitutional Review without a Constitution: The British Stories, Social Science in China, 2005-2
•  Is Ultra Vires the Basis of Administrative Law•  A Continuing Debate in Britain, PekingUniversity Law Journal, 2005-5

2003
•  Distributing Burden of Proof by Weighing Legal Values, Peking University Law Journal, 2003-2
•  A Critique to Formal Rule of Law, in Luo Haocai (chief ed.), Administrative Law Review, vol.6
•  Governing the Villages through Villagers’ Self-Government, in Shen Kui (ed.), Who besides the Government Exercising Powers•  Cases of Quasi-Government, TsinghuaUniversity Press
•  Punishment according to the Village Regulations: A Case Study on Mingtang Village's Practices over 25 Years, in Shen Kui (ed.), Who besides the Government Exercising Powers•  Cases of Quasi-Government, TsinghuaUniversity Press

2002
• The Scope of Accepted Cases in Administrative Litigation: A Small History of Judicial Practice in China, Peking University Law Review, vol.4-2 (2001)

2001
•  The Ideal and Reality of Rule of Law: Withdrawing Action in Administrative Litigation, Peking University Law Journal, 2001-2
•  The Legitimacy of Laws: China’s Problem, in Gao Hongjun (chief ed.), Tsinghua Journal of Rule of Law, vol. 2

2000
•  Developing the Law through Judicial Decisions: The Application of Legal Principles in Tian Yong’s Case, in Luo Haocai (chief ed.), Administrative Law Review, vol.3

Translation:
•  Treasure Solicitor, The Judge over Your Shoulder: A Guide to Judicial Review for UK Government (3rd, 2000, co-translated with Ye Doudou), in Supreme People’s Court Administrative Division (ed.), Administrative Regulation and Judicial Review, vol.12 (2005)

Contact:
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