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Ding Li
Mr. DING Li is a principal staff member of the Economic Legislation Division of Shanghai Municipal People’s Government Office of Legislative Affairs. Mr. Ding received his law degree from East China University of Politics and Law in Shanghai, where he majored in international economic law. Prior to joining the government, he worked as an IP lawyer in an intellectual property firm and an in-house lawyer in a joint venture. During his stay at Yale, Mr. Ding will conduct research on personal information protection.
Luo Peixin
Professor LUO Peixin is law professor and Deputy Dean of the Economic Law School of East China University of Political Science & Law in Shanghai. He also serves as Director of the Research Department of ECUPL. Professor Luo received his Ph.D. in law from Peking University and LL.M. in law from East China University of Political Science and Law. During his visit at Yale from September to December, Professor Luo will conduct research in corporate governance.
Liang Ying
Mr. LIANG Ying is Division Director of the Research Department of the Legislative Affairs Commission (LAC) of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress. Mr. Liang graduated from Hunan Normal University with a Bachelor's degree in Literature, the Foreign Affairs College with a Master's degree in Law, and the Central Party School with a Ph.D. degree. Mr. Liang had been working at the Politics & Law Department of the Central Party School for over ten years as an assistant professor, and has been engaging in legislative research for over three years at the Research Department of the LAC. During his visit at Yale from September to October 2009, Mr. Liang will conduct research on the use of public hearings in lawmaking.
Tian Yanmiao
Ms. TIAN Yanmiao is Deputy Director-General of the Regulation Filing and Reviewing Department of the Legislative Affairs Commission (LAC) of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress. Ms. Tian graduated from Renmin University of China with a Bachelor's degree in Economics. She had been working at the Economic Law Department of the LAC for over fifteen years, and engaged in drafting and revising nearly 30 laws such as the Corporation Law, Securities Law, Insurance Law, Trust Law, Foreign Trade Law, Customs Law, Accounting Law, Individual Income Tax Law, etc. While at Yale during September to October of 2009, Ms. Tian will conduct research on the use of public hearings in lawmaking.
Jia Weiqian
Ms. JIA Weiqian is a principal staff member of the Foreign Affairs Department of the Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council of China. Ms. Jia graduated from Hong Kong University with a Master degree in common law. She also earned her LL.M. degree at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and LL.B. degree at China University of Laws and Politics. During her visit at Yale from late September to December 2009, Ms. Jia will conduct research on the US rulemaking process and the use and conduct of cost-benefit analysis and economic analysis in this process.
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Mr. DING Li is a principal staff member of the Economic Legislation Division of Shanghai Municipal People’s Government Office of Legislative Affairs. Mr. Ding received his law degree from East China University of Politics and Law in Shanghai, where he majored in international economic law. Prior to joining the government, he worked as an IP lawyer in an intellectual property firm and an in-house lawyer in a joint venture. During his stay at Yale, Mr. Ding will conduct research on personal information protection.
Luo Peixin
Professor LUO Peixin is law professor and Deputy Dean of the Economic Law School of East China University of Political Science & Law in Shanghai. He also serves as Director of the Research Department of ECUPL. Professor Luo received his Ph.D. in law from Peking University and LL.M. in law from East China University of Political Science and Law. During his visit at Yale from September to December, Professor Luo will conduct research in corporate governance.
Liang Ying
Mr. LIANG Ying is Division Director of the Research Department of the Legislative Affairs Commission (LAC) of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress. Mr. Liang graduated from Hunan Normal University with a Bachelor's degree in Literature, the Foreign Affairs College with a Master's degree in Law, and the Central Party School with a Ph.D. degree. Mr. Liang had been working at the Politics & Law Department of the Central Party School for over ten years as an assistant professor, and has been engaging in legislative research for over three years at the Research Department of the LAC. During his visit at Yale from September to October 2009, Mr. Liang will conduct research on the use of public hearings in lawmaking.
Tian Yanmiao
Ms. TIAN Yanmiao is Deputy Director-General of the Regulation Filing and Reviewing Department of the Legislative Affairs Commission (LAC) of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress. Ms. Tian graduated from Renmin University of China with a Bachelor's degree in Economics. She had been working at the Economic Law Department of the LAC for over fifteen years, and engaged in drafting and revising nearly 30 laws such as the Corporation Law, Securities Law, Insurance Law, Trust Law, Foreign Trade Law, Customs Law, Accounting Law, Individual Income Tax Law, etc. While at Yale during September to October of 2009, Ms. Tian will conduct research on the use of public hearings in lawmaking.
Jia Weiqian
Ms. JIA Weiqian is a principal staff member of the Foreign Affairs Department of the Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council of China. Ms. Jia graduated from Hong Kong University with a Master degree in common law. She also earned her LL.M. degree at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and LL.B. degree at China University of Laws and Politics. During her visit at Yale from late September to December 2009, Ms. Jia will conduct research on the US rulemaking process and the use and conduct of cost-benefit analysis and economic analysis in this process.
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