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Education:
• LL.D., International Business and Commercial Law, Sept 2002- Aug 2005
Kyushu University, Japan
• Master of Law, Civil and Commercial Law, Sept 1996-Jul1999
Tsinghua University, School of Law, Beijing, China
• Bachelor of Engineering, Sept 1991-Jul 1996
Tsinghua University, Department of Electrical Engineering, Beijing, China
Subject:
• International Economic Law
Professional Positions:
• Lecturer,International Trade Law, Jul 1999 up to now
Tsinghua University, School of Law, Beijing, China
• Visiting Scholar, Aug 2004-Jan 2005
University of Michigan, School of Law, Ann Arbor, MI, U.S.A
• Research Fellow, International Lawyer Program on German and EU Law, July 2002
Munich University, School of Law, Munich, Germany
• Visiting Scholar, Jul 1999-May 2000
Meijo University, Department of Law, Nagoya, Japan
Publications:
• The Doctrine of Consistent Interpretation and Its Implications to Domestic Effects of WTO
Agreement, in Gendai No Gyosei Funso (Studies on Modern Administrative
Disputes) 527, 2004
• Legal Problems on the Tax Rules of the Source of Loyalty Income in International
Technology Transactions, 4th Tsinghua Law Review 2002
BAR Admissions:
• Obtained Chinese lawyer qualification in 1998
Project:
•The Application of Precautionary Principle in WTO Law
Biography
Xiaojie Lu is a lecturer in Law at Tsinghua University Law School, Beijing, China.
She has focused her LL.D. research on the legal effects of WTO Agreements in domestic
legal orders, such as in U.S., E.U., Japan and China. She is especially interested in matters
relating to regulation of international trade. She is now working on the project The Application of
Precautionary Principle in WTO Law. Additionally, she is going to undertake two courses in
Tsinghua Law School in Fall 2005, one of which is WTO Law for undergraduate students, and
the other is Leading Cases in WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism for graduate students.
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