Jerome A. Cohen, USALI Faculty Director
· “Why Trump should give nuclear-armed North Korea a shot at peace,” South China Morning Post, February 6, 2017.
· “Establish Yourself at Thirty: My Decision to Study China’s Legal System,” Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs, Volume 34, 2017.
· “A Taiwanese Man’s Detention in Guangdong Threatens a Key Pillar of Cross-Straits Relations,” ChinaFile, April 20, 2017.
· “Activists in China pay a heavy price for fighting everyday injustices,” South China Morning Post, May 2, 2017.
· “Taiwan’s landmark ruling on same-sex marriage highlights the gulf with mainland China,” South China Morning Post, May 29, 2017.
· “Comments on Lee Ming-che’s Arrest,” ChinaFile, May 30, 2017.
· “How India border stand-off gives China a chance to burnish its global image,” South China Morning Post, July 21, 2017. (with Peter Dutton)
· “Political Prisoners in Hong Kong,” ChinaFile, August 17, 2017.
· “How China’s trial of Lee Ming-che is a warning to Taiwanese activists inspired by freedoms and democracy,” South China Morning Post, October 2, 2017. (with Yu-Jie Chen)
· "Hong Kong in 1963-4: adventures of A Budding China Watcher," Hong Kong Law Journal, Vol. 47, Part 1, 2017.
· “Law and China’s “Open Policy”: A Foreigner Present at the Creation,” The American Journal of Comparative Law, Vol. 65, Issue 4, page 729 – 738, 2018.
· “Law’s Relation to Political Power in China: The Domestic Situation”, Sixth Herbert Han-Pao Ma Distinguished Lectureship, pp. 251-271. Taipei: The Ma Foundation for High Purpose and National Taiwan University College of Law, November 2017.
· “Law and Power in China’s International Relations”, Sixth Herbert Han-Pao Ma Distinguished Lectureship, pp. 275-309. Taipei: The Ma Foundation for High Purpose and National Taiwan University College of Law, November 2017.
Ira Belkin, Executive Director, USALI
· “Justice in the PRC : how the Chinese Communist Party has struggled with managing public opinion and the administration of criminal justice in the Internet age”, Justice the China Experience, Cambridge Press, 2017.
· 美国冤错案件的 · 预 · 防与 · 纠 ·正, 2017.
Selected Publications by USALI Affiliated Scholars, Researchers & Staff
Alexis Agliano Sanborn, Program Coordinator
· More than a Meal: School Lunch in Japan, Education About Asia, Association for Asian Studies, Spring 2017.
Alvin Y. H. Cheung, USALI Affiliated Scholar
· Beijing Gnaws at Rule of Law in Hong Kong, East Asia Forum, September 2017.
Professors Peter Dutton and Isaac Kardon, USALI Affiliated Scholars
· "Forget the FONOPs — Just Fly, Sail and Operate Wherever International Law Allows", LawFare, 2017.
Cynthia Estlund, NYU Professor of Law, USALI Faculty Advisor
· Book: “A New Deal for China's Workers?” Harvard University Press, 2017.
Aaron Halegua, USALI Affiliated Scholar
· "What is socialist about Labour law in China?" Socialist Law in Socialist East Asia, Cambridge University Press, Cynthia Estlund, in Pip Nicholson, John Gillespie, Hualing Fu and Will Partlett, 2017.
· "Access to Justice for China's Workers," NYU Labor and Employment Law News, Issue 13, Winter 2017.
Roderick Hills, NYU Professor of Law, USALI Faculty Advisor
· "Voice and Exit as Accountability Mechanisms: Can Foot-Voting Be Made Safe for the Chinese Communist Party?" (with Shitong Qiao), Columbia Human Rights Law Review, 2017.
Margaret K. Lewis, USALI Affiliated Scholar
· “Protecting the Rights of the Accused in U.S.-China Relations,” ChinaFile, November 2017.
· “Taiwan’s Human Rights Revolution and China’s Devolution,” The Diplomat, October 2017.
· “Penetrating Law Into the Walls of Chinese Detention Centers,” China Policy Institute, July 2017.
· “The World is Deserting Taiwan. How Should the U.S. Respond?” ChinaFile Conversation, June 2017.
· “What Would Trump Do if there were another Tiananmen Incident?” CFR, May 2017
· "Human Rights and the U.S.-China Relationship" George Washington International Law Review, 2017.
Liu Sida, USALI Affiliated Scholar
· Internationalizing Chinese Legal Education in the Early Twenty-First Century, Journal of Legal Education 66 (2), 237-266, Z Wang, S Liu, X Li, 2017.
· 基层法院审判委员会压力案件决策的实证研究, 王伦刚， 刘思达, 法学研究 39 (1), 80-99, 2017.
· Overlapping Ecologies: Professions and Development in the Rise of Legal Services in China, Sociology of Development 3 (3), 212-231, 2017.
· Beyond the Manifesto: Mustafa Emirbayer and Relational Sociology, Palgrave Handbook of Relational Sociology, L Liang, S Liu, 2017.
· The Elastic Ceiling: Gender and Professional Career in Chinese Courts, Law & Society Review 51 (1), 168-199, C Zheng, J Ai, S Liu, 2017.
· Lawyer Discipline in an Authoritarian Regime: Empirical Insights from Zhejiang Province, China, Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics 30 (2), 267-300, JA McMorrow, S Liu, B van Rooij, 2017.
Erin Murphy, USALI Affiliated Scholar
· “Sessions is Wrong to Take Science Out of Forensic Science,” New York Times, April 2017.
· “Forensic DNA Typing,” Annual Review of Criminology, January 2018.
Eva Pils, USALI Affiliated Scholar
· “A New Torture in China,” CPIA, August 2017.
· “Justice the China Experience: Doing justice: traditional and liberal conceptions of political morality in contemporary Chinese advocacy initiatives” Cambridge Press, 2017.
· “Human Rights in China: A Social Practice in the Shadows of Authoritarianism,” China Polity, 2017.
Frank K. Upham, NYU Professor of Law, USALI Faculty Advisor
· “Lessons from Chinese Growth: Rethinking the Role of Property Rights in Development.” In The Beijing Consensus? How China has Changed Western Ideas of Law and Economic Development, edited by Weitseng Chen, (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2017), 119-143.
· “China’s changing property law landscape.” In Comparative Property Law: Global Perspective, edited by Michele Graziadei and Lionel Smith, (Northampton: Edward Elgar Publishing, Inc., 2017), 311-332 (with Shitong Qiao).