Jerome Cohen's Complete Bibliography

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Books

• The Criminal Process in the People’s Republic of China, 1949-1963: An Introduction. Cambridge, M.A. : Harvard University Press. 1968.

• (Co-authored with Hungdah Chiu) People’s China and International Law: A Documentary Study. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press. 1974

• (Co-authored with Joan Lebold Cohen) China Today and Her Ancient Treasures, Third Edition. New York : Abrams. 1986.

• (Co-authored with Hungdah Chiu and Douglas Johnston) The People’s Republic of China and International Law: Observations. Cambridge, M.A. : Harvard Law School. 1967.

• (Editor) Contemporary Chinese Law: Research Problems and Perspectives. Cambridge, M.A. : Harvard University Press. 1970.

• (Editor) The Dynamics of China’s Foreign Relations.  Cambridge, M.A. :  Harvard University, East Asian Research Center. 1970.

• (Co-authored with Alexander Eckstein), China Trade Prospects and U.S. Policy.  New York : Praeger. 1971.

• (Co-authored with Edward Friedman, Harold C. Hinton, Allen S. Whiting) Taiwan and American Policy: The Dilemma in U.S.-China Relations. New York : Praeger. 1971.

• (Editor) China’s Practice of International Law: Some Case Studies. Cambridge, M.A. : Harvard University Press. 1972.

• (Co-Editor with R. Randle Edwards and Fumei Chen) China’s Legal Tradition. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press. 1980.

• Legal Aspects of Doing Business in China, 1983. New York : Practising Law Institute. 1983.

• (Authored with the assistance of Yvonne Y. F. Chan and Ho Yuk Ming) Contract Laws of the People’s Republic of China. Hong Kong and Chicago : Longman Group. 1988.

• (Authored with the assistance of Ta Van Tai and Nguyen Ngoc Bich) Investment Law and Practice in Vietnam. Hong Kong : Longman Group. 1990.

• (Co-editor with Daniel R. Fung, Neil Kaplan, Peter Malanczuk and Sheng Hang Wang) Arbitration in China: A Practical Guide. 2004. Hong Kong : Sweet & Maxwell Asia.

• (Co-authored with Margaret K. Lewis) Challenge to China: How China Abolished Its Version of Re-Education Through Labor, Connecticut: Berkshire, 2013.

Book Reviews

• Bernard Schwartz, The Supreme Court. In Yale Law Journal (November 1957)

• Kenneth Davis, Administrative Law Treatise. In California Law Review (May 1960)

• John Hazard, Settling Disputes in Soviet Society. In California Law Review (December 1961)

• Albert Blaustein, Fundamental Legal Documents of Communist China. In Yale Law Journal (March 1963)

• Year of the Swedes in China? In Harper’s Magazine, Vol. 231 (October 1965)

• Dan Henderson, Conciliation and Japanese Law. In Harvard Law Review (December 1966)

• Fu-shun Lin, Chinese Law Past and Present.  In China Quarterly (April-June 1967)

• F.P. Morello, The International Legal Status of Formosa. In China Quarterly (July-September 1967)

• Arthur Lall, How Communist China Negotiates. In American Journal of International Law (April 1969)

• L.C. Chen and Harold Lasswell, Formosa, China and the United Nations.  In American Journal of International Law (April 1969)

• Kenneth Young, Negotiating With the Chinese Communists. In American Journal of International Law(October 1969)

• Richard H. Solomon, Mao’s Revolution and The Chinese Political Culture.  In New York Times(December 1971)

• Frank Gibney, Japan: The Fragile Superpower. In Boston Sunday Globe (April 13, 1975)

• Dan F. Henderson, Foreign Enterprise in Japan: Law and Policies. In International Trade Law Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Spring 1975)

• (Co-authored with Joan Lebold Cohen).  Ross Terrill, Flowers on An Iron Tree.  In The New York Times Book Review (October 5, 1975)

• (Co-authored with Joan Lebold Cohen). Ruth Lor Malloy, Travel Guide to the People’s Republic of China.  In The New York Times Book Review (October 5, 1975) 

• Chiang Ching, China Culture Watch.  In Saturday Review, Vol. 4 (June 25, 1977)

• Jonathan D. Spence, The Death of Woman Wang. In The New York Times Book Review (June 11, 1978)

• H.N. Hirsch, The Enigma of Felix Frankfurter. In Hofstra Law Review, Vol. 1, No. 4 (Summer 1982)

• Shao-chuan Leng, Justice in Communist China. In Law Library Journal, Vol. 62 (1969)

• Robert Stuart Nathan, The White Tiger. In The New York Times Book Review (September 6, 1987)

• Laszlo Ladany, The Communist Party of China and Marxism, 1921-85: A Self-Portrait.  In Far Eastern Economic Review (March 23, 1989)

• Willy Wo-Lap Lam, China After Deng Xiaoping: The Power Struggle in Beijing Since Tiananmen.  In International Herald Tribune (July 27, 1995)

Articles / Book Chapters / Speeches

• “Intervention and the Meaning of ‘Bound’ Under Federal Rule 24(a)(2)” Yale Law Journal, Vol. 63, No. 3 (January 1954)

• “The Jurisdictional Immunity of Foreign Sovereigns” Yale Law Journal, Vol. 63, No. 8 (June 1954)

• “Law School Developments” Journal of Legal Education, Vol. 13 (1960)

• “Mr. Justice Frankfurter” California Law Review, Vol. 50 (October 1962)

• “Boalt Hall’s Summer Workshop for International Legal Studies” Journal of Legal Education, Vol. 13, No. 2

• “The Criminal Process in the People’s Republic of China: An Introduction” Harvard Law Review, Vol. 79, No. 3 (January 1966)

• “A Silver Lining to the War Crimes Clouds?” The Washington Post and The Boston Globe (August 1966)

• “Chinese Mediation on the Eve of Modernization.” California Law Review, Vol. 54, No. 3 (August 1966)

• “Interviewing Chinese Refugees: Indispensable Aid to Legal Research on China” Journal of Legal Education, Vol. 20 (October 1967)

• “Chinese Attitudes toward International Law — And Our Own” Proceedings of the American Society of International Law (1967)

• Comments on “Revolution, Reintegration, and Crisis in Communist China,” in P.T. Ho and Tang Tsou (ed.). China In Crisis, Vol. 1. Chicago : University of Chicago. 1968.

• Comments on “The Impact of Fifty Years of Soviet Theory and Practice of International Law” Proceedings of the American Society of International Law (1968)

• “New Developments in Western Studies of Chinese Law” Journal of Asian Studies (May 1968)

• “Future Developments in Lawyer-Client Relationships” Federal Rules Decisions, Vol. 47 (September 1968)

• “United States, China and Vietnam” Smith Alumnae Quarterly (August 1968)

• “The Impact of Tradition Upon Chinese Communist Criminal Procedure — A Note on the Right to Counsel” Law and Society Review, Vol. 3, No. 2 and 3 (February 1969)

• “The Chinese Communist Party and ‘Judicial Independence’: 1949-1959” Harvard Law Review, Vol. 82, No. 5 (March 1969) and in China Quarterly (April-June 1969)

• Comments on “The Pueblo Crisis” Proceedings of the American Society of International Law (1969)

• “Drafting People’s Mediation Rules for China’s Cities.” In J.N. Hazard and W.J. Wagner (ed.), Legal Thought in the U.S. of America Under Contemporary Pressures. 1970. Brussels : Etablissements Emile Bruylant. 1970.

• Foreword to J.C. Vincent, The Extraterritorial System in China: Final Phase. Cambridge, M.A. : Harvard University Press.  1970.

• “Continuity and Change in China: Some ‘Law Day’ Thoughts” South Carolina Law Review, Vol. 24, No. 1 (1972)

• “China Policy” The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 227, No.1 (January 1971)

• “Law, Sino-American Relations and Survival” Harvard Law School Bulletin, Vol. 22, No. 4 (April 1971)

• “Memorandum for President-Elect Nixon on U.S. Relations With China.” Congressional Record, pp. 30765-30767 (August 6, 1971)

• “Chinese Participation in the United Nations: Changing Realities and the Imperatives of New Policy” The American Journal of International Law, Vol. 65, No. 4 Strategies for World Order (September 1971)

• “Recognizing China” Foreign Affairs, Vol. 50, No. 1 (October 1971)

• “On Teaching Chinese Law” American Journal of Comparative Law. Vol. 15, No. 4 (Fall 1971)

• Remarks on “Comparative Approaches to Negotiations With The People’s Republic of China” Proceedings of American Society of International Law, Vol. 66 (1972)

• (Co-authored with Shao-chuan Leng), “The Sino-Indian Dispute Over the Internment and Detention of Chinese Nationals” in Cohen (ed.) China’s Practice of International Law (1972)

• “China’s Attitude Toward the North-South Problem,” Report of the 2nd Symposium on International Economic and Business Cooperation, Tokyo, Yomiuri Shimbun (1972)

• “China and Intervention: Theory and Practice,” in University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Vol. 121, No. 3 (January 1973) and in John N. Moore (ed.). Law and Civil War in the Modern World, 1973.  Baltimore : John Hopkins University Press.

• “Chinese Law: At the Crossroads” American Bar Association Journal, Vol. 59 (January1973) and in China Quarterly, No. 53 (January/March 1973)

• “Notes on Legal Education in China” Harvard Law School Bulletin (February 1973) and in Student Lawyer (May 1973)

• “Law and Cooperation in American-Northeast Asian Relations: A Foreword” Harvard International Law Journal, Vol. 14, No. 2 (1973)

• “Education and the Revolutionary Cause” Harvard Magazine (February 1975)

• Remarks on the Panel on Japan’s Assimilation of Western International Law. Proceedings of American Society of International Law (1975)

• “Lawyers, Politics, and Despotism in Korea” American Bar Association Journal, Vol. 61, Issue 6 (June 1975)

• “Just Fifteen Books on China?” Harvard Magazine (October 1975)

• (Co-authored with Choon-Ho Park)  “The Politics of China’s Oil Weapon” Foreign Policy, No. 20 (Fall 1975)

• (Co-authored with Joan Lebold Cohen)  “Up Against the Great Wall” Pacific, Vol. 4, No. 4 (1975)

• “People’s Republic of China,” in Richard I. Miller (ed.). The Law of War. Lexington Books, D.C. : Heath & Co. 1975.

• “How Election Results Might Affect U.S. China Policies” PHP (September 1976)

• “A China Policy for the Next Administration” Foreign Affairs, Vo. 55, No. 1 (October 1976)

• “The Personal Security of Businessmen and Trade Representatives” in Victor H. Li (ed.). Law and Politics in China’s Foreign Trade. Seattle : University of Washington Press. 1977.

• “Reflections on the Criminal Process in China” Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, Vol. 68, No. 3 (1977)

• “Japanese Legal Studies” Harvard Law School Bulletin (Summer 1977)

• (Co-authored with Joan Lebold Cohen) “How to Succeed in Business Without Compromising Democracy or Art: A Reading Guide to Contemporary Japan,” Harvard Magazine (November-December 1977)

• “Sino-American Relations and International Law” in Oksenberg and Oxnam (ed.). Dragon and Eagle: United States – China Relations: Past and Future. New York : Basic Books. 1978.

• (Co-authored with Choon-Ho Park) “China’s Oil Policy” in S.C. Leng (ed.). Post-Mao China and Prospects of U.S.-China Trade. Charlottesville : University Press of Virginia. 1978.

• “China, Normalization and Agreements” Proceedings of the American Society of International Law (1978)

• “Normalizing Relations with the People’s Republic of China” American Bar Association Journal (July 1978)

• (Co-authored with Frederick E. Snyder)  “New Directions: Training Law Teachers” Harvard Law School Bulletin (Spring 1978)

• “Will China Have a Formal Legal System?,” American Bar Association Journal (October 1978)

• “China’s Changing Constitution,” China Quarterly, Vol. 76 (December 1978)

• “Arms Sales and Human Rights: The Case of South Korea,” in Peter G. Brown, Douglas MacLean (ed.). Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy, Lexington, M.A. : Lexington Books. 1978.

• “Due Process [in China]?” in Ross Terrill (ed.). The China Difference. New York : Harper & Row. 1979.

• “Is There Law in China?” International Trade Law Journal. Vol. 5 (1979)

• “The Lawyer, The Businessman, And China Trade” U.S. China Trade Law Conference (1979)

• “China’s New Joint Venture Law” in Howard M. Holtzmann and Walter Sterling Surrey (ed.).  A New Look at Legal Aspects of Doing Business with China, Developments a Year After Recognition. New York : Practising Law Institute. 1979.

• “Human Rights in East Asia: An American Response” Harvard Law School Bulletin (Winter 1979)

• “Has Justice a Fairer Future in China?” Asia (January/February 1979)

• “China’s Changing Constitution” Northwestern Journal of International Law and Business, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Spring 1979)

• “Will Carter’s Visit to Seoul Promote Human Rights or Dictatorship?” Christian Science Monitor, Vol. 71 (June 21, 1979)

• (Co-authored with W. Gage McAfee) “China Hopes Law Will Help Boost Economy” Journal of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong (April 1979)

• “The Year of the Law and End of Arbitrary Courts” Far Eastern Economic Review (October 5, 1979)

• “The Legal System of China” Journal of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines, Vol. 8, Nos. 2-3 (1980)

• “Building Up the Joint-Economic Framework” Far Eastern Economic Review (March 7, 1980)

• “A Year of High Adventure in Coming Joint Ventures” Far Eastern Economic Review (March 7, 1980)

• “New Light on China’s Joint Ventures” East Asian Executive Reports (May 1980)

• “Challenges of Commercial Diplomacy” Journal of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong(August 1980)

• “The Bank of China Clears Up Its Legal Status” Euromoney (December 1980)

• “China’s New Lawyer’s Law” American Bar Association Journal, Vol. 66 (December 1980)

• “Harvard’s Program in Law Teaching - A New Dimension in Graduate Legal Education” Journal of Legal Education, Vol. 31, Nos. 1-2 (1981)

• “Equity Joint Ventures” China Business Review, Vol. 9, No. 6 (November-December, 1982)

• Foreword to “China’s Criminal Codes” Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology Vol. 10, No. 4 (1982)

• (Co-authored with Jamie P. Horsley) “The Trademark Law of the People’s Republic of China” in Martha L. Landwehr (ed.). Private Investors Abroad - Problems and Solutions, New York : Matthew Bender. 1983.

• “Rebuilding China’s Shattered Legal System” Asia (November/December 1983)

• Remarks on “Legal Implications of Recognition of the People’s Republic of China” Proceedings of the American Society of International Law, Vol. 72 (1978)

• Foreword to Heng Liang and Judith Shapiro, Son of the Revolution. New York : Knopf. 1983.

• “Negotiating Complex Contracts with China” in Parviz Saney and Hans Smit (ed.). Business Transactions With China, Japan and South Korea. New York : Matthew Bender. 1983.

• “The New JV Regulations” The China Business Review (November/December 1983)

• “Lending to China” The China Business Review (January/February 1984)

• “Shenzhen’s New Contract Law” The China Business Review (September/October 1984)

• “China and Mitsubishi in the Year 2001” Mitsubishi Magazine

• “China’s Taxation of Representatives Offices” International Financial Law Review (1985)

• “The New Foreign Contract Law” The China Business Review (July/August 1985)

• (Co-authored with Ellen R. Eliasoph) “China’s New Technology Import Regulations” The China Business Review (November/December 1985)

• (Co-authored with Charles H. Harris) “Equal Pay for Equal Work” The China Business Review(January/February 1986)

• “China Adopts Civil Law Principles” The China Business Review (September/October 1986)

• (Co-authored with David G. Pierce and Isabelle Trousseau-Magny) “Les Principes Generaux du Droit Civil Chinois” D’Asie-Export (October 21, 1986)

• (Co-authored with Ta-kuang Chang) “New Foreign Investment Provisions” The China Business Review(January/February 1987)

• “Foreword: Chinese Law” Harvard International Law Journal, Vol. 28, No. 2 (Spring 1987)

• (Co-authored with David G. Pierce) “Legal Aspects of Licensing Technology” The China Business Review (May/June 1987)

• “The Role of Arbitration in Economic Co-operation with China” in Michael J. Moser (ed.)  Foreign Trade, Investment, and the Law in the People’s Republic of China, Second Edition. New York : Oxford University Press. 1987.

• (Co-authored with Stuart J. Valentine) “Foreign Direct Investment in the PRC: Progress, Problems and Proposals” The Journal of Chinese Law, Vol. 1, No. 2 (Fall 1987)

• “Sex, Chinese Law and the Foreigner” Hong Kong Law Journal, Vol. 18, No. 1 (1988)

• “An American Perspective on China’s Legislative Problems” The China Business Review (March/April 1988)

• “Major Legal Problems and Issues of Concern About China’s Economic Laws and Regulations” Beverly Hills Bar Association Journal, Vol. 22, No. 1 (Winter 1987-88)

• “The Long-Awaited Cooperative Venture Law” The China Business Review (July/August 1988)

• (Co-authored with Stuart J. Valentine) “Recent Chinese Legislation Assisting Foreign Investors to Solve Their Hard Currency Problem: Import Substitution and other Options” Brigham Young University Law Review, Vol. 1988, No. 3 (1988)

• “Legal Framework for Investment” in Eugene K. Lawson (ed.). U.S. China Trade: Problems and Prospects. New York :  Praeger. 1988.

• “Fevers and Frustrations” The China Business Review (January/February 1989)

• (Co-authored with Wing-wah Mary Wong) “The IBM Case: A Milestone for Intellectual Property Protection?” The China Business Review (May/June 1989)

• “Law and Leadership in China” Far Eastern Economic Review (July 13, 1989)

• (Contributor) “The Future of U.S.-Indo-China Relations,” Asian Update. Asia Society : New York.(October 1989)

• “Tiananmen and the Rule of Law” in George Hicks (ed). The Broken Mirror: China After Tiananmen.Chicago : St. James Press. 1990.

• (Co-authored with Adam Kearney) “Domestic Arbitration: The New Beijing Arbitration Commission” in Freshfields (ed.) Doing Business In China. Yonkers, N.Y. : Juris Pub. 1990.

• “China’s Influence on Vietnam’s Emerging Legal Environment” The China Business Review (May/June 1990)

• “Vietnam: China Dèja Vu?” All Asia Review (September/October 1990)

• Contribution  to Fairbank Remembered, compiled by Paul A. Cohen and Merle Goldman. Cambridge, M.A. : John K. Fairbank Center for East Asian Research, Harvard University. 1991.

• “Going Back for More” The China Business Review (May/June 1995)

• “Hong Kong: Domestic Politics/Socio-Economic Developments and Implications for the United States and the PRC,” in David M. Lampton and Alfred D. Wilhelm, Jr. (eds.). United States and China Relations at a Crossroads. Lanham, M.D. : University Press of America. 1995.

• (Co-authored with John E. Lange)  “The Chinese Legal System— A Primer for Investors” in Morgan Stanley & Co. (ed.). Focus on China. 1995 and in New York University Journal of International Law, Vol. 17 (1997)

• (Co-authored with Terence A. Dixon) “Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in China” IPAsia (March 1996)

• (Co-authored with Nicholas C. Howson) “Chinese Industry Opens to Overseas Investment” National Law Journal (March 11, 1996)

• “Reforming China’s Civil Procedure: Judging the Courts” The American Journal of Comparative Law, Vol. 45, No. 4 (1997) 

• “Settling Business Disputes With China” delivered at the International Institute for Sociology of Law. Onati, Spain (June 1999)

• “Foreword” in Mansfield Center for Pacific Affairs. The Rule of Law: Perspectives from the Pacific Rim. Washington, D.C. : Mansfield Center for Pacific Affairs. 2000.

• “Foreword: Scrutinizing the Inscrutable” in Jesse T.H. Chang, Isabelle I.H. Wan, and Philip Qu. China’s IT Policy & Legislation, Vol. II. TransAsia Publishing Ltd. April 2001.

• “Opening Statement” before the First Public Hearing of the U.S.-China Security Review Commission, Washington, D.C., (June 14, 2001)

• “China’s Troubled Path to WTO” International Financial Law Review (September 2001)

• “A Legal Laoganbu Looks Back” China Rights Forum, No. 2 (2003)

• “The Plight of China’s Criminal Defense Lawyers” Hong Kong Law Journal, Vol. 33, Part 1 (2003)

• “China and the WTO: progress, perils, and prospects.”  Columbia Journal of Asian Law, Vol. 17, No. 1 (Fall 2003)

• (Co-authored with Jared Genser) “Waiting on China” Washington Post (April 26, 2004)

• (Co-authored with Adam Kearney) “Domestic Arbitration: The New Beijing Arbitration Commission” Doing Business in China. Vol.3, Sec. IV. Freshfields :Juris Publishing, Inc. July 2004.

• “Time to Fix China’s Arbitration” Far Eastern Economic Review (January 2005) 

• “Law in political transitions: lessons from East Asia and the road ahead for China.”  New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, Vol. 37, No. 3 (Spring 2005)

• (Co-authoredwith Matt Williams) “To Strengthen Ties with China, Speak the Language First,” Christian Science Monitor, Vol. 97, No. 216 (September 30, 2005)

• “China Trips Up Its Barefoot Lawyers” Far Eastern Economic Review (November 2005)

• “The Great Stonewall of China.”  Wall Street Journal-Eastern Edition, Vol. 247, No. 88 (April 15, 2006)

• “Keynote: An Introduction to Law in China” Vermont Journal of Environmental Law, Vol. 8 (March 2, 2007)

• “Human Rights and the Rule of Law in China” Chinese Law & Policy Review, Issue 2 (2007)

• “A Slow March to Legal Reform” Far Eastern Economic Review (October 2007)

• “Hu Jia in China’s Legal Labyrinth” Far Eastern Economic Review (May 2008)

• “China’s Reform Era Legal Odyssey” Far Eastern Economic Review (December 5, 2008)

• “The Struggle for Autonomy of Beijing’s Public Interest Lawyers” HRIC China Rights Forum (No 1, 2009), pp. 7-14

• “Perspectives on Justice in Taiwan” Taiwan in Comparative Perspective, Volume 3 (December 2009)

• (Co-authored with Eva Pils) “The Fate of China’s Rights Lawyers” Far Eastern Economic Review(December 4, 2009)

• “Friedmann Memorial Award Address” Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, Vol. 49, Issue 1 (2010)

• (Co-authored with other members of mission) “Report of the Mission to China of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York December 6 to 17, 2009,” New York City Bar: Council on International Affairs (May 2010)

• “The U.S. (‘The West’) and China: Differing Conceptions of the Role of Law and the Rule of Law”, Draft Conference Paper for the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars (July 19-20, 2010)

• “Introduction to Part V” in John Gillespie and Albert H. Y. Chen (ed.), Legal Reforms in China and Vietnam: A Comparison of Asian Communist Regimes (Routledge: London) September 2010.

• (Co-authored with Margaret K. Lewis) “The Enduring Importance of Police Repression: Laojiao, the Rule of Law and Taiwan’s Alternative Evolution” The Impact of China’s 1989 Tiananmen Massacre (2011)

• "Reforming China's Criminal Procedure: An Introduction to this" Columbia Journal of Asian Law, Vol. 24, Issue 2 (Spring 2011), pp. 213-228

• “Ted Kennedy’s Role in Restoring Diplomatic Relations with China” New York University Journal of Legislation and Public Policy, Vol. 14, Number 2 (May 2011)

• "My First Trip to China: “The Missionary Spirit Dies Hard," Hong Kong Economic Journal, September 3, 2011.

• "Hungdah Chiu, China, and International Law: A Life Well Spent," Maryland Journal of International Law, Vol. 27, Issue 1 (May 2012)

• Dispute Resolution in Different Societies, Formal and Informal Procedure: Chinese National Report, in Civil Procedure in "Cross-Cultural Dialogue: Eurasia Context," Dmitry Maleshin, Ed. (2012), pp. 68-81

• “Loss to the Nation and the World : A Tribute” University of Hawaii Law Review (2012), pp. 37

• “Criminal Justice in China: From the Gang of Four to Bo Xilai” Human Rights Watch  (July 25, 2013)

• “How Taiwan’s Constitutional Court Reined in Police Power: Lessons for the People’s Republic of China,” co-authored with Margaret K. Lewis, 37 Fordham Int’l L. J. 863 (2014) 

• "Settling International Business Disputes with China: Then and Now 2014 Symposium: Never the Twain: Emerging U.S.-Chinese Business Law Relations"  Cornell International Law Journal (2014) page 55

• “Chen Guang Cheng,” Berkshire Dictionary of Chinese Biography Volume 4 (2015)

• "Establish Yourself at Thirty: My Decision to Study China's Legal System," Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Affairs, Volume 33 (2015).

• "Hong Kong in 1963-4: adventures of A Budding China Watcher," Hong Kong Law Journal, Vol. 47, Part 1 of 2017.

Op-Eds and Commentaries

• “The Chinese Legal System” Chicago Today (Spring 1966)

• “Human Rights in South Korea: Implications for U.S. Policy,” Christianity and Crisis (August 18, 1975)

• “Japan’s Watergate: Made in U.S.A.” The New York Times Magazine (November 21, 1976)

• “Human Rights in China” Washington Post (April 23, 1978)

• “China Sweet and Sour” Nieman Reports (Autumn 1978)

• “A Taiwan Dissident’s Long Road to Prison” The Asian Wall Street Journal (April 30, 1980)

• “From Harvard’s Halls to Prison in Taiwan” The Asian Wall Street Journal (May 19, 1980)

• “Kim Must be Spared” The New York Times (Sept. 18, 1980)

• “The Gang of Four Trial” Los Angeles Times (January 11, 1981)

• “After Kim’s Freedom” The New York Times (December 23, 1982)

• “A Case Against Screening” South China Morning Post (June 11, 1990)

• “China: Clinging to Courts on a Marxist Model” The Washington Post (January 14, 1991)

• “Press the Cause of Human Rights with Chinese Leaders” The Japan Times (April 15, 1991)

• “Going on Trial in China” The Washington Post (July 14, 2001)

• “China Needs Real Defence Lawyers” South China Morning Post (September 17, 2002)

• (Co-authored with Jared Genser)  “Yang Jianli’s Trial of Injustice” The Asian Wall Street Journal(August 4, 2003)

• “Weak court system nearing crisis point: the US expert” South China Morning Post (March 2, 2006) 

• “‘Rightist’ Wrongs” The Asian Wall Street Journal (June 26, 2007)

• “A Just Legal System” International Herald Tribune (December 12 2007)

• “If All Goes Well” South China Morning Post (July 10, 2008)

• “China’s Jailed Champions” South China Morning Post (July 26, 2008)

• “State of Surveillance” South China Morning Post (August 7, 2008)

• “Loosening Beijing’s Invisible Hand” South China Morning Post (August 21, 2008)

• “Medals for Human Rights Heroes” The European Lawyer (September 25, 2008)

• “Triumph and Adversity” South China Morning Post (September 4, 2008)

• “Milk Scandal Leaves Sour Taste for Foreign Investors” South China Morning Post (October 2, 2008)

• “Body Blow for the Judiciary” South China Morning Post (October 18, 2008)

• “Torture Under Scrutiny” South China Morning Post (November 1, 2008)

• “Ties That Blind” South China Morning Post (November 13, 2008)

• “Rebuilding Trust” South China Morning Post (November 27, 2008)

• “Taiwan on Trial” Wall Street Journal Asia (December 23, 2008)

• “Legal Reform Can Promote Harmony” South China Morning Post (December 25, 2008)

• “Chen Judges Bungle Their Chance” South China Morning Post (January 8, 2009)

• “Law’s Repeal Raises Bar for Beijing” South China Morning Post (January 24, 2009)

• “Inching Towards Fairness” South China Morning Post (February 7, 2009)

• (Co-authored with Eva Pils) “The Disappearance of Gao Zhisheng” Wall Street Journal Asia (February 9, 2009)

• “Softly Softly” South China Morning Post (February 19, 2009)

• “April Fools Days in Tibet” South China Morning Post (March 7, 2009)

• “Beijing Must Reveal Fate of Human Rights Lawyer” South China Morning Post (March 19, 2009)

• “Court of Mass Appeal” South China Morning Post (April 4, 2009)

• “Lesson in Integrity for All” South China Morning Post (April 18, 2009)

• “Fine Words Lack Specifics” South China Morning Post (May 2, 2009)

• “Political Tremors” South China Morning Post (May 14, 2009)

• “Will Beijing Follow Taipei’s Lead On Human Rights” South China Morning Post (May 28, 2009)

• “Silence of the Lambs” South China Morning Post (June 11, 2009)

• “People’s Justice” South China Morning Post (June 25, 2009)

• “Rough Justice” South China Morning Post (July 9, 2009)

• “Prisoner of the System” South China Morning Post (July 21, 2009)

• (Co-authored with Yu-Jie Chen) “Chairman Ma’s Challenge” Wall Street Journal Asia (July 28, 2009)

• (Co-authored with Jeremy Daum) “State of Secrecy” South China Morning Post (August 6, 2009)

• “Law for the Times” South China Morning Post (August 20, 2009)

• “Key Decisions” South China Morning Post (September 3, 2009)

• “A Work in Progress” South China Morning Post (September 17, 2009)

• “The Darker Side of the Chinese Miracle” South China Morning Post (October 1, 2009)

• “Viewed from Afar” South China Morning Post (October 15, 2009)

• “Taiwan’s Constitutional Court: A Model for Beijing?” South China Morning Post (October 29, 2009)

• “Flame of Conscience” South China Morning Post (November 12, 2009)

• “Out in the Open” South China Morning Post (November 26, 2009)

• “Art of the Covenant” South China Morning Post (December 12, 2009)

• “Arbitrary Justice” South China Morning Post (December 23, 2009)

• “China’s Hollow ‘Rule of Law’” CNN (December 31, 2009)

• “Rough Justice” South China Morning Post (January 5, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Yu-Jie Chen) “Under Threat” South China Morning Post (January 20, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Oliver Zhong) “The People’s Will” South China Morning Post (February 3, 2010)

• “Fight the Good Fight” South China Morning Post (February 17, 2010)

• “Network Solutions” South China Morning Post (March 4, 2010)

• “Tied to the Cause” South China Morning Post (March 17, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Beth Schwanke) “China’s Missing Human Rights Lawyer” New York Times (March 19, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Yu-Jie Chen) “Law Unto Itself” South China Morning Post (April 1, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Yu-Jie Chen) “China Rips Up Rule Book” The Age (April 1, 2010)

• “Sage Advice” South China Morning Post (April 14, 2010

• (Co-authored with Yu-jie Chen) “Don’t Argue” South China Morning Post (April 28, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Yu-jie Chen) “Slippery Slope” South China Morning Post (May 11, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Jeremy Daum) “Secret Agenda” South China Morning Post (May 26, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Beth Schwanke) “The Silencing of Gao Zhisheng” Wall Street Journal (May 31, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Yu-jie Chen) “Prisoner in His Own Home” South China Morning Post (June 10, 2010)

• (Co-authored with J. Colin McGee) “Return of the Native” South China Morning Post (June 22, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Yu-jie Chen) “Smart Politics” South China Morning Post (July 7, 2010)

• “Justice Denied” South China Morning Post (July 21, 2010)

• “Safe and Sound” South China Morning Post (August 4, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Yu-jie Chen) “Siding with the Rule of Law” South China Morning Post (August 19, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Eva Pils) “Rules and Reality” South China Morning Post (September 2, 2010)

• “Breaking Point?” South China Morning Post (September 14, 2010)

• “Across State Lines” South China Morning Post (September 28, 2010)

• “Nobel Ripples” South China Morning Post (October 13, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Jon Van Dyke) “Finding its Sea Legs” South China Morning Post (October 26, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Jon Van Dyke) “Lines of Latitude” South China Morning Post (November 10, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Eva Pils) “Empty Chairs in Oslo Speak Volumes” Wall Street Journal (November 12, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Jon Van Dyke) “High Stakes” South China Morning Post (November 24, 2010)

• (Co-authored with Jon Van Dyke) “Limits of Tolerance” South China Morning Post (December 7, 2010)

• “Dark Days and Rights” South China Morning Post (December 22, 2010)

• “Maoist Thought Police” South China Morning Post (January 4, 2011)

• “Question Time” South China Morning Post (January 19, 2011)

• “Political Sport” South China Morning Post (February 1, 2011)

• “When Sparks Fly” South China Morning Post (February 16, 2011)

• “Legal Pitfalls” South China Morning Post (March 2, 2011)

• “The Jury’s Out” South China Morning Post (March 16, 2011)

• “Law Unto Itself” South China Morning Post (March 30, 2011)

• “Absolute Power” South China Morning Post (April 12, 2011)

• “Out of Reach” South China Morning Post (April 27, 2011)

• “Not a Pretty Picture” South China Morning Post (May 10, 2011)

• “No Place Like Home” South China Morning Post (May 26, 2011)

• “Turning a Deaf Ear” South China Morning Post (June 7, 2011)

• “Happy Returns?” South China Morning Post (June 22, 2011)

• “China’s Shame Over Ai Weiwei” Wall Street Journal Asia (June 24, 2011)

• (Co-authored with Yu-Jie Chen) “Partners on Crime” South China Morning Post (July 6, 2011)

• “First, They Came for the Lawyers” Foreign Policy (July 12, 2011)

• “Justice of Peers” South China Morning Post (July 20, 2011)

• “In Safe Hands?” South China Morning Post (August 3, 2011)

• (Co-authored with Mizuki Koshimoto) “People’s Court” South China Morning Post  (August 17, 2011)

• (Co-authored with Yu-Jie Chen) “Open to Debate” South China Morning Post (September 9, 2011)

• (Co-authored with Yu Han) “Seeking Shelter” South China Morning Post (September 28, 2011)

• “Wrong Side of the Law” South China Morning Post (October 26, 2011)

• “China’s Legal Blindness” Wall Street Journal Asia (November 3, 2011)

• (Co-authored with Yu Han) “Law’s Protectors” South China Morning Post (November 23, 2011)

• “China’s Latest Legal Crackdown” Wall Street Journal Asia (December 13, 2011)

• “Engage, Don’t Isolate” South China Morning Post (December 30, 2011)

• (Co-authored with Jared Genser) “Harmful Effects” South China Morning Post (January 26, 2012)

• “Deft Moves” South China Morning Post (February 22, 2012)

• “Champion of Change” South China Morning Post (March 23, 2012)

• “The Big Squeeze” South China Morning Post (April 18, 2012)

• “Chen’s Silent Partner: Luck” The Washington Post (May 7, 2012)

• “Flights of Fancy” South China Morning Post (May 9, 2012)

• “Crunch Time” South China Morning Post (June 6, 2012)

• “Scales of Injustice” South China Morning Post (July 6, 2012)

• “Rough Justice” South China Morning Post (August 1, 2012)

• (Co-authored with Yu-Jie Chen) “A Call from the Dark” South China Morning Post (September 5, 2012)

• “A Wiser Course” South China Morning Post (October 5, 2012)

• “Pawns of the System” South China Morning Post (October 31, 2012)

• “Cry Freedom” South China Morning Post (December 11, 2012)

• “Legal Challenge” South China Morning Post (January 3, 2013)

• “Gradual Process” South China Morning Post (January 16, 2013)

• “Is This Really the End of Re-Education Through Labor?” East Asia Forum (February 15, 2013)

• “Forging Ahead” South China Morning Post (May 12, 2014)

• “Loose Ends” South China Morning Post  (July 25, 2013)

• “Negotiation—Not War—Can Resolve China's Conflict With Japan” The Atlantic (August 2, 2013)

• “Empty Promises” South China Morning Post (August 26, 2013)

• “The Bo Headache,” South China Morning Post  (October 1, 2013)

• “Hard Work,” South China Morning Post  (November 19, 2013)

• “Struggling for Justice: China’s Courts and the Challenge of Reform,” World Politics Review (January 14, 2014)

• “Abe must act now to seal Fukushima nuclear reactors, before it's too late”,  co-authored with Julian Gresser and Ernst Frankel, South China Morning Post (April 5, 2014)

• “Not a moment too soon!,” Thinking Taiwan (May 5, 2014)

• “Reasonable doubt,” South China Morning Post (May 12, 2014)

• “Arrested freedom,” South China Morning Post (June 2, 2014)

• “Mr. Chen Goes to Washington,” The Diplomat (July 28, 2014)

• “Justice in Theory,” South China Morning Post (August 18, 2014)

• (Co-Authored with Yu-Jie Chen) “Human Rights and Cross Strait Relation,” The Diplomat (August 21, 2014)

• “China's socialist rule of law still offers real hope of improvements to legal system,” South China Morning Post (November 4, 2014)

• “China’s New Constitution Day: Is it Worth Celebrating? ,” ChinaBrief  (November 20, 2014)

• “Xi’s Crackdown on Corruption has hit the obvious targets,” FinancialTimes (January 1, 2015)

• “Normalisation of Sino-US Ties Was the Right Move, as Today’s China Shows,” South China Morning Post (January 7, 2015)

• “Revisiting Chen Guangcheng’s Great Escape: How Did the Blind Dissident Escape the Clutches of China Securities ?” The Wall Street Journal (March 15, 2015).

• “China, US can keep the peace” South China Morning Post (June 20, 2015)

• “Behind Zhou's Trial” South China Morning Post (July 6, 2015)

• “Detention of women's activists makes mockery of 'rule of law'” South China Morning Post (March 26, 2015)

• “Blind Activist Chen Guangcheng Recounts Thrilling Escape from China in New Autobiography,” South China Morning Post (March 21, 2015)

• "Glimpses of Lee Kuan Yew," East Asia Forum (May 25, 2015)

• “Obstacles to Trust,” South China Morning Post (August 3, 2015)

• “A Call from the Dark," South China Morning Post (September 5, 2015)

• “A Mockery of China's Pledge on Rule of Law,” South China Morning Post (September 25, 2015)

• “The China-Taiwan Summit, A ChinaFile Conversation,” ChinaFile, coauthored with Richard Bernstein, Andrew J. Nathan and Ho-fung Hung (November 5, 2015)

• “The Cross-Strait Meeting's Lasting Impact,”Foreign Policy (November 9, 2015)

• “China’s Courts Continue to Silence Critics of Party Policies,” South China Morning Post (December 29, 2015)

• (Co-Authored with Eli Friedman and Aaron Halegua) “Cruel irony: China’s Communists are stamping out labor activism,” The Washington Post (January 3, 2016)

• “Why the elections in Taiwan matter so much – for Beijing, the region and the US, ” South China Morning Post (January 11, 2016)

• “The Dilemma Facing Rights Lawyers in China, ” South China Morning Post (January 18, 2016)

• “Can Taiwan show Beijing and the world how disputed islands should be used for peace?, ” South China Morning Post, (February 19, 2016)

• “A Legal Defense Against Chinese Oppression”, Wall Street Journal, (February 16, 2016)

• “A Looming Crisis for China’s Legal System”, Foreign Policy, (February 22, 2016)

• Forecasting the Aftermath of a Ruling on China’s Nine-Dash Line, Foreign Policy, (April 20, 2016)

中文时评

1. 石油合作 两岸关系下一个突破？，中国时报，2008/07/10。

2. 也给中国维权英雄一面金牌？，中国时报，2008/07/24。

3. 给京奥游客的警察指南，中国时报，2008/08/07。

4. 给美国了解台湾的机会，中国时报，2008/08/21。

5. 中国的涉外商业仲裁，金融时报中文网，2008-09-03。

6. 中国、人权、国际舆论，中国时报，2008/09/04。

7. 北韩见闻录：向世界说不，中国时报，2008/09/18。

8. 台湾投资者当心！ ─中国毒奶事件的启示，中国时报，2008/10/02。

9. 中国法院与群众路线，中国时报，2008/10/16。

10. 国际关注的中国刑求问题，中国时报，2008/10/30。

11. 陈云林旋风刮人权问题，中国时报，2008/11/13。

12. 两岸都该设独立调查委会?，中国时报，2008/11/27。

13. 中国新一轮刑事司法改革，中国时报，2008/12/25。

14. 对扁案的追诉：第一阶段，中国时报，2009/01/08。

15. 抑制警察权力：台湾vs.中国，中国时报，2009/01/22。

16. 在押与律师沟通如何规范，中国时报，2009/02/05。

17. 美会促中改善人权?，中国时报，2009/02/19。

18. 北京西藏政策的困局，中国时报，2009/03/05。

19. 中国如何处置了高智晟，中国时报，2009/03/19。

20. 中国新的法院改革纲要，中国时报，2009/04/02。

21. 追诉政治贪腐公平很重要，中国时报，2009/04/16。

22. 中国新人权计画效应何在，中国时报，2009/04/30。

23. 一个政治地震的板块构造?，中国时报，2009/05/14。

24. 台签「人权公约」 中跟进？，中国时报，2009/05/28。

25. 公益与私利，中国时报，2009/06/11。

26. 中国群众参与法院活动？，中国时报，2009/06/25。

27. 没有人权律师的法制，中国时报，2009/07/09。

28. 力拓案问题出在程序，中国时报，2009/07/23。

29. 中国保密法 换汤不换药？（孔杰荣、唐哲合著），中国时报，2009/08/06。

30. 大海航行靠舵手，中国时报，2009/08/20。

31. 中国的保释：重要的人权问题，中国时报，2009/09/03。

32. 司法是进行中的在制品！，中国时报，2009/09/17。

33. 中国人民从此站起来了！，中国时报，2009/10/01。

34. 它山之石，可以为错？，中国时报，2009/10/15。

35. 中设宪法法院 取经台湾？，中国时报，2009/10/29。

36. 欧巴马、人权与中国，中国时报，2009/11/12。

37. 中国刑事司法与公开策略，中国时报，2009/11/26。

38. 中国、台湾和国际人权日，中国时报，2009/12/01。

39. 精神病鉴定和中国刑事司法，中国时报，2009/12/24。

40. 谢赫惨案 唤得醒大陆司改？，中国时报，2010/01/07。

41. 限制律师辩护法务部别过头，中国时报，2010/01/21。

42. 舆论与中国大陆司法，中国时报，2010/02/04。

43. 人权冲击美中关系，中国时报，2010/02/18。

44. 政治、「关系」和法治，中国时报，2010/03/04。

45. 死刑争议赶快释宪，中国时报，2010/03/18。

46. 失踪的中国人权律师，亚美法研究所。

47. 中国不甩国际法？（孔杰荣、陈玉洁合著），中国时报，2010/04/01。

48. 尊孔就该尊重胡佳人权，中国时报，2010/04/15。

49. 中国刑辩律师濒绝种，中国时报，2010/04/29。

50. 执行死刑程序先改革（孔杰荣、陈玉洁合著），中国时报，2010/05/13。

51. 保密法中国修假的？（孔杰荣、唐哲合著），中国时报，2010/05/27。

52. 郑恩宠还要软禁多久（孔杰荣、陈玉洁合著），中国时报，2010/06/10。

53. 「被消音」的高智晟 （孔杰荣、Beth Schwanke合著），苹果日报，2010/06/15。

54. 国民应有归国权利（孔杰荣、 J. Colin McGee合著），中国时报，2010/06/24。

55. ECFA 与台湾政治（孔杰荣、陈玉洁合著），中国时报，2010/07/08。

56. 处理薛锋案像一场闹剧，中国时报，2010/07/22。

57. 加强中美领事条约人权保障，中国时报，2010/08/05。

58. 只谈法治不分统独（孔杰荣、陈玉洁合著），中国时报，2010/08/19。

59. 刑事司法存在”两个中国”（孔杰荣、艾华合著），中国时报，2010/09/02。

60. 中国赤脚律师维权艰难，中国时报，2010/09/16。

61. 美要救薛锋何妨学中共，中国时报，2010/09/30。

62. 人道第一抢救刘晓波，中国时报，2010/10/14。

63. 中国及其海洋争端（孔杰荣、約翰.范戴克Jon Van Dyke合著），中国时报，2010/10/28。

64. 钓鱼台是颗不定时炸弹（孔杰荣、約翰.范戴克Jon Van Dyke合著），中国时报，2010/11/11。

65. 奥斯陆空荡的座位（孔杰荣、艾华合著），苹果日报，2010/11/22。

66. 中国对南中国海的主张（孔杰荣、約翰.范戴克Jon Van Dyke合著），中国时报，2010/11/25。

67. 中美关系的危险地带（孔杰荣、約翰.范戴克Jon Van Dyke合著），中国时报，2010/12/09。

68. 具「中国特色」的人权日，中国时报，2010/12/23。

69. 阴魂不散的毛主席，中国时报，2011/01/06。

70. 人权棘手欧胡难乔，中国时报，2011/01/20。

71. 大陆人权美没辙，中国时报，2011/02/10。

72. 埃及变天启示錄，中国时报，2011/02/17。

73. 中国的刑事司法"正义"，中国时报， 2011/03/03。

74. 中国特色的社会主义法系，中国时报，2011/03/31。

75. 艾未未让恶法现形，中国时报，2011/04/14。

76. 艾未未案恐不乐观，中国时报，2011/04/28。

77. 警察、政党和惩罚，中国时报，2011/05/12。

78. 软禁艾未未来硬的，中国时报，2011/05/26。

79. 声援人权律师同行缄默，中国时报，2011/06/09。

80. 中共步入第十个十年，中国时报，2011/06/23。

81. 兩岸打击犯罪仍有未逮（孔杰荣、陈玉洁合著），中国时报，2011/07/07。

82. 这一次，他们决定抓律师“开刀” ──中国最新一波镇压行动，亚美法研究所，2011/07/12。

83. 南韩陪审团制 可行？，中国时报，2011/07/21。

84. 加拿大摆脱赖昌星？ ，中国时报，2011/08/04。

85. 日本裁判员制度 可行？ （孔杰荣、Mizuki Koshimoto合著），中国时报，2011/08/18。

86. 实施观审制影响深远（孔杰荣、陈玉洁合著），中国时报，2011/09/01。

87. 陆欠缺刑事司法正义（孔杰荣、韩羽合著），中国时报，2011/09/29。

88. 中国的民意与网路审查，中国时报，2011/10/27。

89. 失明的中国法律体制，中国时报，2011/11/10。

90. 中国检察官何时公正站岗（孔杰荣、韩羽合著），中国时报，2011/11/24。

91. 陆修刑诉法仍打压人权，中国时报，2011/12/22。

92. 北韩令美国进退维谷，中国时报，2011/12/29。

93. 停止对高智晟的酷刑，中国时报，2012/02/02。

94. 上海公报40年成绩斐然，中国时报，2012/02/23。

95. 从薄案看中国《刑诉法》，中国时报，2012/03/12。

96. 中国式隔离羁押，中国时报，2012/04/19。

97. 陈光诚沉默的伙伴：运气，亚美法研究所，2012/05/07。

98. 阴谋论和陈光诚案，中国时报，2012/05/10。

99. 中国法治社会何时实现，中国时报，2012/06/07。

100. 中国软实力建设必将失败，中国时报，2012/07/05。

101. 谷开来受审聚焦中国死刑，中国时报，2012/08/02。

102. 大陆台商人身自由保障（孔杰荣、陈玉洁合著），中国时报，2012/09/06。

103. 拆除东亚导火线，中国时报，2012/10/04。

104. 被遗忘的陈克贵案，中国时报，2012/11/01。

105. 在中国庆祝国际人权日，中国时报，2012/12/14。

106. 薄熙來案与四人帮公审，中国时报，2013/01/07。

107. 创新国际人权的台湾经验，中国时报，2013/03/30。

108. 六四后政法委权限演变，中国时报，2013-06-05。

109. 薄熙来即将受审？，中国时报，2013-07-25。

110. 薄熙来对法治的贡献，中国时报，2013-08-29。

111. 对中国领导人来说，薄熙来仍然是个难题，亚美法研究所，2013-10-01。

112. 中共终于要废除劳动教养？，亚美法研究所，2013-11-19。

113. 许志永是否真的被“依法”定罪？亚美法研究所，2014-01-29。

114. 杀头不能像割韭菜，苹果日报，2014-05-19。

115. 陈光诚先生到华盛顿，BBC中文网，2014-07-28。

116. 中国的“法治”？得问周永康！，BBC中文网，2014-08-17。

117. 台海两岸关系中的人权议程（孔杰荣、陈玉洁合著），金融时报中文网，2014-08-26。

118. “中国特色社会主义法治”的矛盾，金融时报中文网，2014-11-05。

119. 依宪治国呼唤宪法监督制度，金融时报中文网，2014-12-24。

120. 中国反腐不应区分亲疏远近，金融时报中文网，2015-01-05。

121. 古巴、人权与中国，金融时报中文网，2015-01-15。

122. USC：中国研究往事，金融时报中文网，2015-02-09。

123. 一位中国盲人律师的抗争与求索，金融时报中文网，2015-03-31。

124. 女权人士案考验中国依法治国决心，金融时报中文网，2015-04-01。

125. 李光耀的新加坡：法治外衣之下，金融时报中文网，2015-05-26。

126. 中国不再欢迎你，纽约时报中文网（柏恩敬、孔杰荣合著），2015-06-03。

127. 如何评估中国崛起的战略影响，金融时报中文网，2015-07-07。

128. 周永康案：政治化的中国司法审判，金融时报中文网，2015-07-17。

129. 中国打赢“禁毒战”需要程序正义（殷驰、孔杰荣合著），金融时报中文网，2015-07-29。

130. 被中美彼此误读的“网络安全”，金融时报中文网，2015-08-05。

131. 向中国遣返逃犯的法律与道德困境，纽约时报中文网，2015-09-22。

132. 习近平：中国缺乏安全感的独裁者，华盛顿日报，2015-09-23

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